Table 5.

Factors predicting oocyte yield using multiple logistic regression analysis for “suboptimal response”, “clinical pregnancy”, “ongoing pregnancy”, and “live birth”.

Independent variable	Suboptimal response			Clinical pregnancy			Ongoing pregnancy			Live birth
	aOR	95% CI	p-Value	aOR	95% CI	p-Value	aOR	95% CI	p-Value	aOR	95% CI	p-Value
Age at retrieval	1.03	0.96–1.12	0.395	0.934	0.902–0.967	<.0001	0.936	0.905–0.969	0.0002	0.932	0.899–0.965	<.0001
BMI	1.05	0.97–1.15	0.225	0.977	0.936–1.020	0.2881	0.979	0.938–1.022	0.3293	0.996	0.953–1.041	0.8513
Basal FSH level	1.04	0.97–1.12	0.226	0.835	0.764–0.913	<.0001	0.839	0.767–0.917	0.0001	0.841	0.767–0. 922	0.0002
Basal E2 level	0.99	0.98–1.01	0.735	0.995	0.988–1.002	0.1454	0.994	0.987–1.001	0.0793	0.993	0.981–1.005	0.2382
Group1 vs. Group 2	6.99	1.035–47.274	0.046	1.628	0.370–7.167	0.5193	0.866	0.218–3.438	0.8379	1.186	0.287–4.895	0.8137
Group 3 vs. Group 2	0.67	0.144–3.135	0.6137	0.665	0.279–1.586	0.3574	0.650	0.273–1.549	0.3307	1.013	0.426–2.407	0.9763
Group 2 (reference)	1			1			1			1

BMI, body mass index; FSH, follicle-stimulating hormone.

Bold means the p value <0.05, which is significant.