High risk of low birth weight in couples with advanced paternal age in in vitro fertilization treatment.

Yangyang WanZhu WenWenjing LiuXiaohua JiangLimin WuJiang Hui Xiansheng ZhangQinghua ShiJuan Hua

Published in: Andrology (2024)

The results of our study indicate that advanced paternal age (≥40 years) has a significant impact on the embryo quality, pregnancy outcome, and neonatal outcome. Paternal age over 40 years is a risk for in vitro fertilization success rate.

Keyphrases

low birth weight
preterm birth
preterm infants
human milk
pregnancy outcomes
quality improvement
replacement therapy