| Table 1. Summary of studies included | |||
| Study | Country | Intervention | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paulus et al., 2002 | Germany | 80 patients underwent 25 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the control were 80 patients without acupuncture | 34/80 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 21/80 in the control group |
| Westergaard et al., 2006 | Denmark | 95 patients underwent 25 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the control were 87 patients without acupuncture | 40/95 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 24/87 in the control group |
| Domar et al., 2009 | USA | 78 patients underwent 25 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the controls were 68 patients without acupuncture | 39/78 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 29/68 in the control group |
| So et al., 2009 | China | 185 patients underwent 25 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the controls were 185 patients with sham acupuncture | 81/185 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 102/185 in the control group |
| Andersen et al., 2010 | USA | 314 patients underwent 30 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the control were 321 patients with sham acupuncture | 126/314 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 149/321 in the control group |
| Moy et al., 2011 | USA | 86 patients underwent 25 minutes of acupuncture before and after ET; the controls were 74 patients with sham acupuncture | 39/86 got pregnant in the acupuncture group, versus 39/74 in the control group |