Study | Settings | Sample size | Participants | Interventions | Outcomes | Other |
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Calabre 2020 [13] | Single France | 252 randomized 252 analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age < 43 years married or partnership > 2 years produced < 5 follicles > 14 mm on triggering day under long or antagonist protocol Exclusion criteria: contraindication to oocyte puncture, oocyte donor, couples treated in viral programs, not speaking French, unable to provide informed consent, a lack of follicles on the day of triggering or patients who had oocyte retrieval at the weekend. | Study group (n=127): The first follicle was aspirated using a 35 cm double-lumen 17-gauge needle and the fluid collected in a tube, after which the tube was changed to collect the flush out from this same follicle using a flushing medium once for each follicle. Control group (n=125) Puncture with 35 cm single-lumen 17-gauge needle. The follicular fluid were collected in tubes without differentiating between the follicles | Primary outcome: No oocyte retrieved No MII oocytes Secondary outcomes: fertilization rate No embryos transferred Clinical pregnancy rate LBR Miscarriage rate | NCT 01329302 |
De Souza 2021 [14] | Single Brazil | 208 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age 34 -42 years Poor responders Exclusion criteria: | Study group (n= 105): 17-gauge double-lumen needles were used, half buffered medium was injected into each follicle, followed by a new aspiration, and the liquid up to 3 times Control group (n=103): single-gauge 19-gauge needles | No of aspirated oocytes No of MII oocytes Capture failure rate Oocyte/ follicle ratio | Not registered |
Haines 1989 [15] | Single Australia | 36 randomized and analyzed | Unclear inclusion and exclusion | Study group (n=18): A double lumen 17 G; 25 cm needle is used. If the oocyte was not recovered on the first aspirate, the follicle was then flushed and aspirated up to five times Control group (n=18) A single-lumen 17 G, 23.5 cm needle was allocated, each follicle was punctured and aspirated | Number of follicles | Not registered |
Haydardedeoglu 2011 [16] | Single Turkey | 274 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Women with normal ovarian response undergoing IVF Exclusion criteria: Poor responders Women under microdose flare protocol High responders as PCOS | Study group ( n=149): A 17-gauge needle was used to aspirate the follicles then 2 mL flush medium was reinjected and re-aspirated once for each punctured follicle Control group ( n=125): ), a 17-gauge needle was used to aspirate the follicles | No oocyte retrieved No MII oocytes Duration of oocyte retrieval Fertilization rate No of embryos transferred CPR ChPR LBR Implantation rate Cancellation rate hospitalization | NCT 00995280 |
Haydardedeoglu 2011 [17] | Single Turkey | 80 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age 20-43 years Poor responders Exclusion criteria: Natural IVF cycle Monofollicular response Endometrioma | Study group (n=40): A 17-gauge needle was used to aspirate follicles then 2 mL of warmed (37°C) culture medium was injected into each follicle and re-aspirated and re-injected three times for each punctured follicle Control group (n=40): a 17- gauge needle was used to aspirate follicles | Primary outcome: No MII oocytes Secondary outcomes No retrieved oocytes Fertilization rate Implantation rate Duration of procedure CPR LBR | NCT 02391155 |
Kara 2012 [18] | Single Turkey | 200 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: women undergoing IVF using long protocol | Study group ( n=100): a double-lumen transvaginal oocyte retrieval needle was used to aspirate the follicles then each aspirated follicle was washed with 2 mL flush medium and re-aspirated Control group ( n=100): a single-lumen transvaginal oocyte retrieval needle was used with a single follicle puncture | No retrieved oocytes No MII oocytes Time of procedure Fertilization rate Cancellation rate CPR OPR | No registration |
Kingsland 1991 [19] | Single UK | 34 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age ≤ 35 years Tubal infertility Exclusion criteria: | Study group (n=18): a JP6L double channeled needle was used for follicle aspiration and then flushing with 10 ml of Earle's balanced salt solution Control group (n=16): a JP6L double channeled needle was used for follicle aspiration | No oocyte retrieved Duration of procedure Fertilization rate CPR OPR | No registration |
Lainas 2023 [20] | Single Greece | 210 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria Age <43 years BMI 18-35 kg/m2 Women underwent ovarian stimulation for ICSI Exclusion criteria: Single ovary Ovarian pathology Use of IVF for fertilization | Study group (n=105): A 16G double lumen was used to aspirate the follicles Control group (n=105): A 16G double lumen was used to aspirate the follicles if a COC was not retrieved in the initial aspirate, follicular flushing was performed until a COC was retrieved, up to a maximum of five times | Primary outcome: No of COCs Secondary outcomes: Oocyte recovery rate , oocyte maturation rate, fertilization rate , good quality embryos on Day 2 rate procedure time | NCT05473455 |
Levens 2009 [21] | Single USA | 30 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Low ovarian response Exclusion criteria: Patients’ ineligible for transvaginal oocyte retrieval secondary to hyporesponse | Study group (n=15): a 35 cm 16-gauge double-lumen transvaginal oocyte retrieval needle was used to aspirate follicle then flushed once with 2 mL of sterile phosphate buffered saline Control group (n=15): a 35 cm 16-gauge single-lumen transvaginal oocyte retrieval needle was used for follicle aspiration | Primary outcome: No oocytes retrieved Secondary outcomes: recovery rate, total number of mature oocytes, maturity rate, fertilization rate, number of embryos transferred, implantation rate, on-going pregnancy rate, and retrieval time | No registration |
Malhotra 2020 [22] | Single India | 71 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age 22-38 years having 3–5 follicles ≥14 mm on the day of triggering normal uterine cavities Exclusion criteria: endometrioma | Study group (n= 35): A double lumen needle of 17-gauge was used to aspirate the follicles followed by 2 mL of flush with culture medium if no oocyte was retrieved at the direct aspiration up to 3 times Control group (n=36): a single lumen needle of 17 gauge with a suction pressure of 100–110 mm Hg was used to aspirate the follicles | Primary outcome: No oocytes retrieved Secondary outcomes: Time of anesthesia and procedure, fertilization rate, cleavage rate, No of embryos, grade 1 embryos and embryos transferred, failed oocyte recovery, implantation rate, miscarriage rate. CPR LBR | CTRI/2017/07/009062 |
Méndez Lozano 2007 french | Sigle France | 123 randomized and analyzed | ||||
Mok-Lin 2013 [23] | Single USA | 50 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Poor responders Exclusion criteria: Patients without a planned, fresh embryo transfer, patients undergoing natural IVF and patients with canceled cycles Women randomized in a previous cycle | Study group (n=25): each aspirated follicle was flushed up to four times using a manually pressed syringe with 5 ml of culture media warmed to 378C and re-aspirated using a 16-gauge double-lumen needle Control group ( n=25): a 16-gauge single-lumen oocyte retrieval needle was used to aspirate the follicles with transvaginal ultrasound guidance | Primary outcome: No retrieved oocytes Secondary outcomes: Time of anesthesia and procedure, No of mature oocytes, No of embryos transferred implantation rate CPR LBR | NCT 01558141 |
Ronchetti 2023 [24] | Single Italy | 200 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age 18 -42 years Candidate for IVF or ICSI Exclusion criteria: frozen pelvis from PID or endometrioma | Study group (n=100): a 17-gauge double-lumen needle was used to aspirate and flush the follicles twice Control group (n=100): a 17-gauge Cook® Single Lumen Ovum Aspiration Needle was used to aspirate follicles | Primary outcome: No oocytes retrieved Secondary outcome: No punctured follicles Retrieved / triggered follicle ratio Retrieval time No MII oocytes No embryos transferred Complications CPR OPR | NCT03611907 |
Salman 2015 [25] | Single Egypt | 185 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: infertile women who underwent IVF/ICSI Exclusion criteria: unclear | Study group (n=92): a 16-gauge double-way tap with (2 ml) injection of Earl's medium till oocyte retrieved or maximum two times Control group (n=93): a 16-gauge single lumen needle used, with suction continue until a small amount of blood-stained fluid appeared in the tubing or flow stop | No retrieved oocytes Operative time No embryos transferred CPR ChPR | No registration |
Schwartz 2020 [26] | Single Switzerland | 164 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: Age 18-42 years Candidate for Gn free monofollicular IVF Regular menstrual cycles Exclusion criteria: women with >2 previous embryo transfers without pregnancy, an LH surge on the trigger day, or previous enrolment in the current study | Study group (n=83): a 19-gauge single-lumen needles was used to aspirate the follicle then flush the follicles 5 times with a flushing medium containing heparin Control group (n= 81): a 19-gauge single-lumen needle was used to aspirate the follicle | Primary outcome No MII oocytes Secondary outcomes: No oocytes retrieved No flushes Fertilization rate Transfer rate Implantation rate CPR LBR | NCT 02641808 |
Scott 1989 [27] | Single USA | 44 randomized and analyzed | Inclusion criteria: women underwent IVF Exclusion criteria: unclear | Study group (n=22): aspirating the contents of the follicle and then injecting through the second port enough heparinized Delbecco's solution (1-3 ml) to reexpand the follicle. This volume was then aspirated back into the syringe. This lavage was performed one or more times until the oocyte was recovered or until the follicle Control group ( n= 22): aspirate the follicle with a hand-held 20-ml syringe, remove the needle from the patient, and then aspirate an additional 2 ml of heparinized Delbecco's solution through the system to wash the fluid In both groups the needle has an outer diameter of 1.5 mm and an inner diameter of 1.0 ram. With 4 shallow grooves. The DLN incorporates a needle-within-a-needle design | No of oocytes aspirated No oocyte recovery | No registration |
Tan 1992 [28] | Single UK | 100 | Inclusion criteria: women underwent IVF Exclusion criteria: women developed >25 or <4 follicles wider than 14 mm diameter on the day of triggering | Study group (n=50): follicle aspiration using the JP6L double-channel needle, then flushing with 1.5 mL of media Control group (n= 50): follicle aspiration using the JP6L double-channel needle, the inner channel of the needle was removed so that the needle was converted into a single-channel needle. | No aspirated follicles No oocytes retrieved Time od procedure Fertilization rate Oocyte recovery rate O embryos transferred CPR | No registration |
Von horn 2017 [29] | Single Germany | 80 | Inclusion criteria: Age 18-45 years BMI 18-35 kg/m2 Had ≤ 5 follicles > 10 mm at the end of follicular phase in both ovaries Candidate for IVF/ICSI Exclusion criteria: Women with 1 ovary Difficulty puncturing one or both ovaries | Study group (n=40): Follicles in both ovaries were to be aspirated by a17GSteiner-TanNeedle®withasuctionpressureof180mmHgand then flushed 3 times Control group (n=40): all visible follicles in both ovaries were to be aspirated by the17 G Gynetics ® single-lumen needle with a suction pressure of 180 mmHg | Primary outcome: No of COC Secondary outcomes: Oocyte retrieval rate No MII oocytes No fertilized oocytes Procedure time OPR Pain score | NCT02365350 |