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Table1 Baseline characteristics of the study population

From: A Bayesian network model for prediction of low or failed fertilization in assisted reproductive technology based on a large clinical real-world data

 

Characteristics

Levels

Overall (N = 106,640)

N

%

Female

Age (y)

≤ 29

28,459

26.7

30–34

41,852

39.2

35–37

18,065

16.9

38–40

10,577

9.9

41–42

4118

3.9

≥ 43

3569

3.5

BMI (kg/m2)

18.5–24.0

66,463

62.3

< 18.5

8423

7.9

24.0–28

23,480

22.0

≥ 28

8274

7.8

Gravidity

0

62,692

59.0

1

23,579

22.1

≥ 2

20,099

18.8

Parity

0

99,279

93.1

≥ 1

7361

6.9

Fallopian tube disorders

 

22,874

21.4

Uterine disorders

 

8041

7.5

Hyperprolactinemia

 

424

0.4

Ovulatory disorders

 

13,917

13.1

Ovarian cyst surgery

 

305

0.3

Diminished ovarian function

 

10,312

9.7

Endometriosis

 

5817

5.5

Genetic disorders

 

977

0.9

Abnormal gestational history

 

948

0.9

Male

Age (y)

≤ 45

102,106

95.7

> 45

4534

4.3

BMI (kg/m2)

< 18.5

1513

1.4

18.5–24.0

37,240

34.9

24.0–28.0

45,187

42.4

≥ 28.0

22,700

21.3

Ejaculatory disorders

 

149

0.1

Teratozoospermia

 

4680

4.4

Sperm quality

Normal

56,788

53.2

OAZ

38,675

36.3

Severe OAZ

3398

3.2

Azoospermia

7779

7.3

ART

Infertility type

Primary

58,545

54.9

Secondary

48,095

45.1

ART failure history

No

70,040

65.7

Yes

36,600

34.3

Ovulation induction protocol

Stimulation cycle

101,349

95.0

Minimal-stimulation cycle

4639

4.4

Natural cycle

652

0.6

Antral follicle count

> 12

36,479

34.2

5–12

61,786

57.9

< 5

8337

7.9

Number of oocytes retrieved

≥ 20

15,770

14.8

5–20

77,398

72.6

< 5

13,472

12.6

Insemination method

ICSI

47,137

44.2

IVF

59,503

55.8