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. 2022 May 25;12:8820. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-13027-1

Table 2.

Maternal age, the number of oocytes retrieved and embryos available in both two groups, stratified by time to pregnancy.

Time to pregnancy, months P value1
 ≤ 24 25–48  ≥ 49 P1 P2 P3
EP group
N (%) 252 (46.1) 163 (29.8) 132 (24.1)
Maternal age (median and range) 31 (22–45) 33 (23–45) 35 (25–45) 0.005  < 0.001  < 0.001
No. of oocytes retrieved (median and range) 9 (1–35) 7 (1–29) 5 (1–22) 0.002  < 0.001  < 0.001
No. of embryos available (median and range) 5 (1–19) 5 (1–21) 4 (1–15) 0.091  < 0.001  < 0.001
Control group
N (%) 258 (46.9) 223 (40.5) 69 (12.5)
Maternal age (median and range) 32 (20–43) 31 (23–44) 31 (23–45) 0.992 0.377 0.402
No. of oocytes retrieved (median and range) 10 (1–29) 8 (1–39) 7 (2–27) 0.085 0.585 0.463
No. of embryos available (median and range) 6 (1–18) 6 (1–29) 6 (1–17) 0.206 0.991 0.470
P value defined as the comparison in maternal age between EP and control group 0.435 0.029  < 0.001
P value defined as the comparison in number of oocytes retrieved between EP and control group 0.013  < 0.001  < 0.001
P value defined as the comparison in number of embryos available between EP and control group 0.202  < 0.001  < 0.001

1We defined the statistical outcomes of ≤ 24 months group versus 25–48 months group as P1; ≤ 24 months group versus ≥ 49 months group as P2; 25–48 months group versus ≥ 61 months group as P3. IVF in vitro fertilization, EP ectopic pregnancy.