Assessment of Endometrial Receptivity Assay (ERA) Test as a Diagnostic Tool and its Outcome in Patients with Previous IVF Failure by Cusack Smitha M* in Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine_ Journal of Reproductive Health
Abstract
Human
implantation is a complex process requiring synchrony between a healthy embryo
and a functionally competent or receptive endometrium. Diagnosis of endometrial
receptivity (ER) has posed a challenge and so far, the most available tests
have been subjective and lack accuracy and a predictive value. Microarray technology has allowed
identification of the transcriptomic signature of the receptivity window of
implantation (WOI). This technology has led to the development of a molecular
diagnostic tool, the ER array (ERA) for diagnosis of ER. Use of this test in
patients with recurrent implantation failure (RIF) has shown that the WOI is
displaced in a most of these patients and the use of a personalized embryo
transfer (pET) on the day designated by ERA improves reproductive performance.
In this retrospective study, 74 patients with history of recurrent implantation
failures who underwent Endometrial Receptivity Assay in ARC fertility centre,
Saveetha medical college over a period of one year were analysed and 44
patients were receptive and 30 non receptive. Out of those 44 receptive patients 37(84.1%) were positive
for clinical pregnancy and 7(23.3%) patients were negative for clinical
pregnancy after performing pET. Among 30 of the non-receptive patients 7(15.9%)
were found positive for clinical pregnancy and 23(76.7%) were found negative
for clinical pregnancy. The p value was <0.001 which is statistically
significant. Hence this study proves that doing ERA and performing Personal of
clinical pregnancy rate and its outcome. Though larger studies are required to
validate these results ERA has become a useful tool in our diagnostic
armamentarium for ER
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