Table 6. Effect of PGT on the delivery rate and miscarriage rate according to age of women in autologous FET and OD FET (2021).
Outcome Age of women FET with PGT FET without PGT Prevalence Ratio (95% CI); p-value
Delivery* Oocyte Donors 38.3% (375/980) 33.4% (2,503/7,497) 0.87 (0.80; 0.95); 0.002¥¥
Autologous
<35
43.3% (424/980) 36.4% (2,763/7,587) 0.84 (0.78; 0.91); <0.001¥¥
Autologous
35 - 39
43.0% (1,005/2,338) 29.8% (2,948/9,882) 0.69 (0.66; 0.73); <0.001¥¥
Autologous
>39
40.2% (725/1,804) 21.8% (1,423/6,519) 0.54 (0.50; 0.58); <0.001¥¥
Miscarriage* Oocyte Donors 18.4% (85/461) 18.8% (588/3,121) 1.03 (0.83; 1.26); 0.809¥
Autologous
<35
14.8% (74/500) 16.0% (531/3,320) 1.08 (0.86; 1.35); 0.498¥
Autologous
35 - 39
13.2% (155/1,171) 20.2% (751/3,720) 1.52 (1.30; 1.79); <0.001¥
Autologous
>39
12.5% (105/837) 25.0% (482/1,929) 1.99 (1.64; 2.42); <0.001¥

FET, frozen embryo transfer; OD FET = oocyte donation frozen embryo transfer; PGT, preimplantation genetic testing; Prevalence Ratio. Oocyte donors were <35 years. All analyses were adjusted by women age. Clinical pregnancies with LFU were excluded.
(*) For miscarriage the denominator is clinical pregnancies, for deliveries, the denominator is embryo transfers.}
¥ Likelihood of having a miscarriage. The reference group is “with PGT”.
¥¥Likelihood of delivery. The reference group is “with PGT”.