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Decisions associated to ovarian stimulation approach are an essential component of medically assisted reproduction (MAR). Considerable amount of research in this field has enhanced our understanding of certain biological phenomena taking place in the process and also brought along novel means of ovarian stimulation. Nevertheless, there is still not enough evidence to suggest the optimal number of oocytes collected at retrieval in order to predict the occurrence of successful pregnancy and most importantly, birth of a live baby. First, this chapter will describe certain historical developments in MAR. Next, current ovarian stimulation protocols and desired aims of modern era ovarian stimulation, embryo culture and embryo transfer outcome will be discussed. A single-centre MAR results analysis was performed in a ten year span in order to help resolve one of the ultimate questions: what is the optimal number of oocytes needed to achieve clinical pregnancy after embryo transfer?

Does the Number of Retrieved Oocytes Influence Pregnancy Rate After Day 3 and Day 5 Embryo Transfer?