Table 3.

Preimplantation genetic testing and pregnancy outcomes

Patient Category	n (%)	Median per Couple of Cumulative Cycles (Interquartile Range)
Couples with at least one preimplantation genetic testing cyclea	43 (44)
Cycles with oocyte retrieval	79	2 (1)
Embryos for biopsy	537	10 (14)
Of which embryos genetically unaffected and suitable for transferb	190 (35)	3 (5)
Couples with one or more pregnancy going >12-wk gestational age	31 (72)	1 (1)
Couples with one or more unaffected live births	28
Couples with one unaffected live birth	24 (56)	N/A
Couples with more than unaffected live birth	4 (9)	N/A
Duration from referral to first live birth, yr	N/A	2 (1)
Couples not proceeding with preimplantation genetic testing	37 (38)
Pregnancies without preimplantation genetic testing going >12-wk gestational age	19 (49)	N/A
Terminations of pregnancy after diagnosis of affected fetus (either with fetal ultrasound or invasive prenatal diagnostics)	3 (8)	N/A
Live birthsc	15 (41)	N/A
Of which known to be affected	4 (27)	N/A
Of which not affected	4 (27)
Of which affected status unknownd	7 (47)
Couples waiting for validation of the single-cell genetic test on June 1, 2019	9 (9)	N/A
Couples not yet decided on June 1, 2019	9 (9)	N/A

N/A, not applicable.

^aIncluding couples not yet finished with the maximum of three reimbursed cycles on June 1, 2019.

^bIn 2%–3%, embryo quality after thawing was too poor to perform the genetic test; thus, they were not suitable for testing and transfer.

^cOne of 19 pregnancies going >12-wk gestational age resulted in a midtrimester loss.

^dNot all have received genetic testing due to the patient being a minor.