Discovering patterns of live birth occurrence before in vitro fertilisation treatment using association rule mining
by Kamal Upreti; Divakar Singh; Anju Singh; Prashant Vats; Rishu Bhardwaj; Shreya Kapoor
International Journal of Electronic Healthcare (IJEH), Vol. 13, No. 4, 2023

Abstract: According to estimates, in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) is credited for the delivery of over 9 million children globally, constituting it to be a highly remarkable as well as commercialised advanced healthcare treatment. Nonetheless, the majority of IVF treatments are now constrained by factors such as expense, access and most notably, labour-intensive, technically demanding processes carried out by qualified professionals. Advancement is thus crucial to maintaining the IVF market's rapid growth while also streamlining current procedures. This might also improve access, cost, and effectiveness while also managing therapeutic time efficiently and at a reasonable cost. IVF has become a renowned technique for addressing problems like endometriosis, poor embryo development, hereditary diseases of the parents, issues with the biological function, problems with counteracting agents that harm either eggs or sperm, the limited capacity of semen to penetrate cervical bodily fluid, and lower sperm count that lead to infertility in humans.

Online publication date: Tue, 30-Apr-2024

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