Tubal reversal has both a higher pregnancy rate and a higher birth rate than IVF for women at any age based on a study from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center of 5,046 women.
Pregnancy outcomes after tubal ligation reversal are related to age, type of tubal ligation, and tubal lengths. Younger women with longer tube lengths after reversal of a clip sterilization had the highest birth rate (69%).
The tubal reversal pregnancy and birth rates reported in this study are the most detailed and accurate statistics available in the medical publications or on the internet.
Women’s ages and tubal ligation methods are shown for 5,046 women in the 2009 Tubal Reversal Pregnancy Report from Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center.
Tubal Reversal Pregnancy Study Report 2009 Notice of Study Update The following is Dr. Berger’s report from 2009. The corresponding page of an updated report can be seen at: Tubal Reversal Pregnancy Study Report 2011 – Overview. Overview Tubal reversal is the most successful treatment for women wanting to get pregnant after having a tubal […]
Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center has the highest tubal reversal success rates documented with actual patient follow-up pregnancy statistics and is the best tubal reversal clinic.
Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, announces the successful completion of sterilization reversal of the Essure procedure, previously considered a permanent form of female birth control.
This interview with Dr. Charles Monteith, the first certified Tubal Reversal Surgeon in the US, has just been released as a video on YouTube. Dr. Monteith works at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center, the premier facility for tubal ligation reversal.
Julia Smith, RN, Nurse Administrator at Chapel Hill Tubal Reversal Center, today announced company plans to address the impact of the economic downturn on healthcare costs. Plans include a significant reduction in surgical fees over the next two months to allow couples to move forward with surgical procedures with less financial and emotional stress.
