Abstract
Objective: We compared the IVF outcome of patients treated with myomectomy prior to IVF to a control group without myoma. Descriptive studies suggest a decreased pregnancy rate and implantation rate in patients who undergo IVF with submucosal and intramural myoma, while subserosal myoma do not decrease success. The objective of this study was to determine if IVF outcomes were different in patients who underwent myomectomy.
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