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CDC reporting unit 136

Ohio Reproductive Medicine

535 Reach Blvd, Suite 200, Columbus, OH 43215 · address reported for 2022.

Own-egg outcomes

Live-birth deliveries per intended retrieval, all diagnoses, for retrievals started in 2021 and linked transfers within 12 months. Age is at retrieval start. Native fractions and protected/missing states are preserved.

Patient agePublished outcomeMatching intended retrievals
<3534.2%225
35-3729.2%106
38-4014.8%128
>408.0%75

Donor treatment outcomes

Live-birth deliveries per transfer in 2022, all recipient ages and all diagnoses. Donated embryos remain a separate population.

Published transfer pathwayPublished outcomeMatching transfers
Fresh Embryos Fresh Eggs6 / 1010
Fresh Embryos Frozen EggsHidden by CDCHidden by CDC
Frozen Embryos8 / 1111
Donated EmbryosHidden by CDCHidden by CDC

Combined donor-egg pathways: Hidden by CDC. Matching transfers: Not published. This site weights the three donor-egg pathways by their matching transfer counts; a ~ marker identifies approximation from rounded published rates. Missing or protected active inputs prevent a combined rate.

Reported activity

Annual ART cycles are attempts, not unique patients. Unlinked and unavailable years remain gaps.

Report yearAnnual cycles
2013611
2014672
2015755
2016749
2017745
2018840
20191,088
2020928
20211,142
20221,184

Care reported in 2022

ServiceCDC value
Donor egg servicesYes
Donated embryo servicesYes
Embryo cryopreservation servicesYes
Egg cryopreservation servicesYes
Gestational carrier servicesYes

History and coverage, 2013–2022

Ten report years are checked individually. A missing or uncertain identity link stays a gap; it is not a zero or evidence of closure. Same reporting ID does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage. Calendar-year fresh-cycle measures and cumulative retrieval cohorts are different populations.

Report yearCoverageNative reporting nameExplanation
2013reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineNative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2014reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineNative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2015reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineNative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2016reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineNative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2017reportedOHIO REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINENative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2018reportedOHIO REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINENative source link; reporting identity does not establish unchanged staff or office coverage.
2019reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineSame published CDC reporting ID; year-specific metadata retained.
2020reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineSame published CDC reporting ID; year-specific metadata retained.
2021reportedOhio Reproductive MedicineSame published CDC reporting ID; year-specific metadata retained.
2022reportedOhio Reproductive MedicinePublished 2022 reporting unit; source status: Open
2013 · native reported values

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
ART Patient Diagnosis (Tubal factor)Patient diagnosis22%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Ovulatory dysfunction)Patient diagnosis11%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Diminished ovarian reserve)Patient diagnosis24%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Endometriosis)Patient diagnosis10%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Uterine factor)Patient diagnosis8%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Male factor)Patient diagnosis27%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Other factor)Patient diagnosis12%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Unknown factor)Patient diagnosis20%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female factors only)Patient diagnosis16%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female & male factors)Patient diagnosis11%reported
Total number of cycles reported by clinic (excludes cycles evaluting new procedures) Clinic profile611reported
Data verified by (Name of Medical Director)Clinic profileGrant Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles <35<35245reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 35-3735-37101reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 38-4038-4067reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 41-4241-4215reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 43-4443-4411reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles >44>446reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles <35<3546.1reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 35-3735-3739.6reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 38-4038-4022.4reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 41-4241-420 / 15fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 43-4443-440 / 11fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles >44>440 / 6fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<35219reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3789reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4059reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-4211reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-448reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>446reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3551.6reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-3744.9reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-4025.4reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-420 / 11fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-440 / 8fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>440 / 6fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<3563reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3715reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4012reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-421reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-440reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>441reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3536.5reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-374 / 15fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-406 / 12fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-420 / 1fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-44Blank in sourcenot reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>440 / 1fraction
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFresh donor eggs31reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFrozen donor embryos19reported
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFresh donor eggs48.4reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFrozen donor embryos8 / 19fraction

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2014 · native reported values

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
ART Patient Diagnosis (Tubal factor)Patient diagnosis19%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Ovulatory dysfunction)Patient diagnosis13%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Diminished ovarian reserve)Patient diagnosis27%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Endometriosis)Patient diagnosis7%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Uterine factor)Patient diagnosis4%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Male factor)Patient diagnosis27%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Other factor)Patient diagnosis12%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Unknown factor)Patient diagnosis19%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female factors only)Patient diagnosis16%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female & male factors)Patient diagnosis9%reported
Total number of cycles reported by clinic (excludes cycles evaluting new procedures) Clinic profile672reported
Data verified by (Name of Medical Director)Clinic profileGrant Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles <35<35243reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 35-3735-37111reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 38-4038-4061reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 41-4241-4245reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 43-4443-445reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles >44>442reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles <35<3544.9reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 35-3735-3729.7reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 38-4038-4023.0reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 41-4241-4211.1reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 43-4443-440 / 5fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles >44>440 / 2fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<35222reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3793reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4053reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-4238reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-443reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>442reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3549.1reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-3735.5reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-4026.4reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-4213.2reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-440 / 3fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>440 / 2fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<3560reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3721reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4011reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-425reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-440reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>441reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3551.7reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-3728.6reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-402 / 11fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-421 / 5fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-44Blank in sourcenot reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>441 / 1fraction
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFresh donor eggs29reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFrozen donor embryos31reported
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFresh donor eggs65.5reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFrozen donor embryos29.0reported

[{"symbol": "a", "text": "Reflects features of fresh nondonor cycles. If IVF is less than 100%, the remaining cycles are GIFT, ZIFT, or a combination of these procedures with IVF."}, {"symbol": "b", "text": "Total patient diagnosis percentages may be greater than 100% because more than one diagnosis can be reported for each ART cycle."}, {"symbol": "c", "text": "Fractions are used for rates with denominators less than 20. Multiple-infant births (for example, twins) with at least one live infant are counted as one live birth."}, {"symbol": "d", "text": "Total cycle number includes those using frozen eggs. It excludes 0 cycle(s) evaluating new procedures. Both cycle types are excluded from ART success rates."}, {"symbol": "e", "text": "In this report, births are defined as term if at least 37 full weeks gestation and normal birth weight if at least 2,500 grams (approximately 5 pounds, 8 ounces)."}, {"symbol": "f", "text": "All ages are reported together because previous data show that patient age does not materially affect success with donor eggs."}]

2015 · native reported values

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
ART Patient Diagnosis (Tubal factor)Patient diagnosis22%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Ovulatory dysfunction)Patient diagnosis17%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Diminished ovarian reserve)Patient diagnosis31%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Endometriosis)Patient diagnosis10%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Uterine factor)Patient diagnosis10%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Male factor)Patient diagnosis29%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Other factor)Patient diagnosis10%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Unknown factor)Patient diagnosis14%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female factors only)Patient diagnosis20%reported
ART Patient Diagnosis (Female & male factors)Patient diagnosis12%reported
Total number of cycles reported by clinic (excludes cycles evaluting new procedures) Clinic profile755reported
Data verified by (Name of Medical Director)Clinic profileGrant Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles <35<35250reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 35-3735-3790reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 38-4038-4073reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 41-4241-4233reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles 43-4443-4416reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of cycles >44>445reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles <35<3537.2reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 35-3735-3733.3reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 38-4038-4024.7reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 41-4241-429.1reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles 43-4443-440 / 16fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 cycles >44>440 / 5fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<35211reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3776reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4055reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-4220reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-446reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>443reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3544.1reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-3739.5reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-4032.7reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-4215.0reported
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-440 / 6fraction
(Fresh Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>440 / 3fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers <35<35111reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 35-3735-3728reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 38-4038-4022reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 41-4241-425reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers 43-4443-442reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Number of transfers >44>440reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers <35<3540.5reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 35-3735-3746.4reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 38-4038-4018.2reported
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 41-4241-422 / 5fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers 43-4443-441 / 2fraction
(Frozen Nondonor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfers >44>44Blank in sourcenot reported
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFresh donor eggs28reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Number of transfersFrozen donor embryos32reported
(Fresh Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFresh donor eggs39.3reported
(Frozen Embryos from Donor Eggs) Live births per 100 transfersFrozen donor embryos31.3reported

[{"symbol": "a", "text": "Reflects features of fresh nondonor cycles. If IVF is less than 100%, the remaining cycles are GIFT, ZIFT, or a combination of these procedures with IVF."}, {"symbol": "b", "text": "Total patient diagnosis percentages may be greater than 100% because more than one diagnosis can be reported for each ART cycle."}, {"symbol": "c", "text": "Fractions are used for rates with denominators less than 20. Multiple-infant births (for example, twins) with at least one live infant are counted as one live birth."}, {"symbol": "d", "text": "Total cycle number includes those using frozen eggs. It excludes 0 cycle(s) evaluating new procedures. Both cycle types are excluded from ART success rates."}, {"symbol": "e", "text": "In this report, births are defined as term if at least 37 full weeks gestation and normal birth weight if at least 2,500 grams (approximately 5 pounds, 8 ounces)."}, {"symbol": "f", "text": "All ages are reported together because previous data show that patient age does not materially affect success with donor eggs."}]

2016 · native reported values

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
Total cycles excluding approved researchClinic profile749reported
Name of director verifying dataClinic profileGrant E. Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
Pct of cycles with tubal factor Patient diagnosis19%reported
Pct of cycles with ovulatory dysfunctionPatient diagnosis11%reported
Pct of cycles with diminished ovarian reservePatient diagnosis30%reported
Pct of cycles with endometriosisPatient diagnosis9%reported
Pct of cycles with uterine factorPatient diagnosis5%reported
Pct of cycles with male factorPatient diagnosis26%reported
Pct of cycles with other factorPatient diagnosis8%reported
Pct of cycles with unknown factorPatient diagnosis18%reported
Pct of cycles with multiple female factors onlyPatient diagnosis13%reported
Pct of cycles with multiple female & male factorsPatient diagnosis9%reported
Number of cycles<35211reported
Number of cycles35-37109reported
Number of cycles38-4066reported
Number of cycles41-4238reported
Number of cycles>4222reported
Number of transfers<35163reported
Number of transfers35-3778reported
Number of transfers38-4040reported
Number of transfers41-4217reported
Number of transfers>4211reported
Pct of cycles with live births<3538.9reported
Pct of cycles with live births35-3732.1reported
Pct of cycles with live births38-4013.6reported
Pct of cycles with live births41-427.9reported
Pct of cycles with live births>424.5reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births<3550.3reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births35-3744.9reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births38-4022.5reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births41-423 / 17fraction
Pct of transfers resulting in live births>421 / 11fraction
Number of transfers<35117reported
Number of transfers35-3749reported
Number of transfers38-4016reported
Number of transfers41-4213reported
Number of transfers>424reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births<3549.6reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births35-3736.7reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live births38-404 / 16fraction
Pct of transfers resulting in live births41-422 / 13fraction
Pct of transfers resulting in live births>422 / 4fraction
Number of transfersFresh donor egg14reported
Number of transfersFrozen donor egg0reported
Number of transfersFrozen donor embryo18reported
Number of transfersDonated embryo8reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live birthsFresh donor egg5 / 14fraction
Pct of transfers resulting in live birthsFrozen donor eggBlank in sourcenot reported
Pct of transfers resulting in live birthsFrozen donor embryo9 / 18fraction
Pct of transfers resulting in live birthsDonated embryo6 / 8fraction

[{"symbol": "a", "text": "Excludes cycles evaluating new procedures and banking cycles; unstimulated percentage includes fresh egg cycles only."}, {"symbol": "b", "text": "Total patient diagnosis percentages may be greater than 100% because more than one diagnosis can be reported for each ART cycle."}, {"symbol": "c", "text": "Fractions are used for rates with denominators less than 20. Multiple-infant births (for example, twins) with at least one live infant are counted as one live birth."}, {"symbol": "d", "text": "Total cycle number and success rates exclude 0 cycle(s) evaluating new procedures. Success rates exclude cycles using fresh embryos from frozen nondonor eggs."}, {"symbol": "e", "text": "In this report, births are defined as term if at least 37 full weeks gestation and normal birth weight if at least 2,500 grams (approximately 5 pounds, 8 ounces)."}, {"symbol": "f", "text": "All ages are reported together because previous data show that patient age does not materially affect success with donor eggs."}]

2017 · native reported values

OHIO REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
Name of director verifying dataClinic profileGrant E. Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
Number of intended retrievals<35233reported
Number of intended retrievals35-37118reported
Number of intended retrievals38-4078reported
Number of intended retrievals41-4244reported
Number of intended retrievals≥4320reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births<3550.6%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births35-3744.1%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births38-4019.2%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births41-4211.4%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births≥435.0%reported
Number of transfersDonor, Fresh emb, Fresh egg18reported
Number of transfersDonor, Fresh emb, Frozen egg0reported
Number of transfersDonor, Frozen embryo28reported
Number of transfersDonated embryo3reported
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Fresh emb, Fresh egg12 / 18fraction
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Fresh emb, Frozen eggBlank in sourcenot reported
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Frozen embryo39.3%reported
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonated embryo3 / 3fraction
Total number of cyclesAll745reported
Pct cycles for male factor reasonReason for ART28%reported
Pct cycles for endometriosis reasonReason for ART9%reported
Pct cycles for tubal factor reasonReason for ART17%reported
Pct cycles for ovulatory dysfunction reasonReason for ART10%reported
Pct cycles for uterine factor reasonReason for ART4%reported
Pct cycles for PGT reasonReason for ART8%reported
Pct cycles for gestational carrier reasonReason for ART1%reported
Pct cycles for DOR reasonReason for ART30%reported
Pct cycles for banking reasonReason for ART11%reported
Pct cycles for recurrent pregnancy loss reasonReason for ART3%reported
Pct cycles for other infertility reasonReason for ART14%reported
Pct cycles for other non-infertility reasonReason for ART1%reported
Pct cycles for unexplained reasonReason for ART17%reported

[{"symbol": "a", "text": "Numbers and percentages exclude 0 cycle(s) that were evaluating new procedures."}, {"symbol": "b", "text": "Fractions are used when the denominator is less than 20."}, {"symbol": "c", "text": "A live birth is defined as the delivery of one or more infants with any sign of life. Multiple-infant births (for example, twins) with at least one live born infant are counted as one live birth. Success rates for cycles using a patient’s own eggs are calculated by using all cycles started in 2016 with the intent to retrieve a patient’s eggs and all transfers of these eggs, or embryos created from these eggs, started within 12 months of the start of the retrieval cycle. Success rates for cycles using a donor’s eggs or donated embryos are calculated by using all transfers started in 2017."}, {"symbol": "d", "text": "Patients of all ages are combined because previous data show that a patient’s age does not substantially affect success when using a donor’s eggs or donated embryos."}, {"symbol": "e", "text": "Includes: (1) all cycles started with the intent to freeze all resulting eggs or embryos in which no eggs were retrieved or no eggs or embryos were actually frozen; (2) all cycles started with the intent to transfer fresh eggs, or fresh embryos created from fresh eggs, that were not cancelled and in which no eggs or embryos were actually transferred; and, (3) all cycles started with the intent to transfer frozen eggs or frozen embryos in which no eggs or embryos were actually transferred."}, {"symbol": "f", "text": "Percentages may add to more than 100% because more than one diagnosis can be reported for each ART cycle."}]

2018 · native reported values

OHIO REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE · COLUMBUS

Original CDC workbook (archived copy) · Clinic report PDF

Values below retain native units and age bands. Read the original definition and notes before comparing years.

Native CDC definitionAge or sectionPublished valueValue state
Name of director verifying dataClinic profileGrant E. Schmidt, MD, PhDreported
Number of intended retrievals<35226reported
Number of intended retrievals35-37110reported
Number of intended retrievals38-4082reported
Number of intended retrievals41-4226reported
Number of intended retrievals≥436reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births<3554.4%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births35-3734.5%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births38-4024.4%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births41-423.8%reported
Pct intended retrievals resulting in live births≥43* / 6suppressed
Number of transfersDonor, Fresh emb, Fresh egg11reported
Number of transfersDonor, Fresh emb, Frozen egg*suppressed
Number of transfersDonor, Frozen embryo23reported
Number of transfersDonated embryo*suppressed
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Fresh emb, Fresh egg6 / 11fraction
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Fresh emb, Frozen egg* / *suppressed
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonor, Frozen embryo60.9%reported
Pct transfers resulting in live birthsDonated embryo* / *suppressed
Total number of cyclesAll840reported
Pct cycles for male factor reasonReason for ART32%reported
Pct cycles for endometriosis reasonReason for ART8%reported
Pct cycles for tubal factor reasonReason for ART12%reported
Pct cycles for ovulatory dysfunction reasonReason for ART8%reported
Pct cycles for uterine factor reasonReason for ART4%reported
Pct cycles for PGT reasonReason for ART7%reported
Pct cycles for gestational carrier reasonReason for ART1%reported
Pct cycles for DOR reasonReason for ART28%reported
Pct cycles for banking reasonReason for ART12%reported
Pct cycles for recurrent pregnancy loss reasonReason for ART4%reported
Pct cycles for other infertility reasonReason for ART12%reported
Pct cycles for other non-infertility reasonReason for ART1%reported
Pct cycles for unexplained reasonReason for ART18%reported

[{"symbol": "a", "text": "Numbers and percentages exclude 0 cycle(s) that were evaluating new procedures."}, {"symbol": "b", "text": "Fractions are used when the denominator is less than 20; numbers between 1 and 4 are suppressed and shown as “*” to protect confidentiality."}, {"symbol": "c", "text": "A live birth is defined as the delivery of one or more infants with any sign of life. Multiple-infant births (for example, twins) with at least one live born infant are counted as one live birth. Success rates for cycles using a patient’s own eggs are calculated by using all cycles started in 2017 with the intent to retrieve a patient’s eggs and all transfers of these eggs, or embryos created from these eggs, started within 12 months of the start of the retrieval cycle. Success rates for cycles using a donor’s eggs or donated embryos are calculated by using all transfers started in 2018."}, {"symbol": "d", "text": "Patients of all ages are combined because previous data show that a patient’s age does not substantially affect success when using a donor’s eggs or donated embryos."}, {"symbol": "e", "text": "Includes: (1) all cycles started with the intent to freeze all resulting eggs or embryos in which no eggs were retrieved or no eggs or embryos were actually frozen; (2) all cycles started with the intent to transfer fresh eggs, or fresh embryos created from fresh eggs, that were not cancelled and in which no eggs or embryos were actually transferred; and, (3) all cycles started with the intent to transfer frozen eggs or frozen embryos in which no eggs or embryos were actually transferred."}, {"symbol": "f", "text": "Percentages may add to more than 100% because more than one diagnosis can be reported for each ART cycle."}]

2019 · native reported outcomes

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · all diagnoses. Numeric outcome values are native percentages; fractions and protected strings remain as published.

Age or pathwayNative populationPublished valueValue state
<35Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2018; linked transfers within 12 months 44.4reported
35-37Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2018; linked transfers within 12 months 32.4reported
38-40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2018; linked transfers within 12 months 22.1reported
>40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2018; linked transfers within 12 months 6.6reported
Fresh Embryos Fresh EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 20195 / 19fraction
Fresh Embryos Frozen EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 20190 / *suppressed
Frozen EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 201928.9%reported
Donated EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2019* / 6suppressed

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2020 · native reported outcomes

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · all diagnoses. Numeric outcome values are native percentages; fractions and protected strings remain as published.

Age or pathwayNative populationPublished valueValue state
<35Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2019; linked transfers within 12 months38.4reported
35-37Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2019; linked transfers within 12 months34.6reported
38-40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2019; linked transfers within 12 months20.3reported
>40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2019; linked transfers within 12 months7.3reported
Fresh Embryos Fresh EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2020"*/7"suppressed
Donated EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2020"*/*"suppressed
Frozen EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 202043.3reported
Fresh Embryos Frozen EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2020"0/*"suppressed

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2021 · native reported outcomes

Ohio Reproductive Medicine · all diagnoses. Numeric outcome values are native percentages; fractions and protected strings remain as published.

Age or pathwayNative populationPublished valueValue state
<35Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2020; linked transfers within 12 months37.8reported
35-37Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2020; linked transfers within 12 months32.3reported
38-40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2020; linked transfers within 12 months21.5reported
>40Own eggs · intended retrievals started in 2020; linked transfers within 12 months9.6reported
Donated EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2021"*/*"suppressed
Frozen EmbryosDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 202143.5reported
Fresh Embryos Fresh EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2021"*/7"suppressed
Fresh Embryos Frozen EggsDonor / donated-embryo transfers in 2021"*/6"suppressed

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