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European IVF Monitoring (EIM) Year: 2013 Name of the country Poland Name and full address of the contact person. Anna Janicka, PhD Polish Society of Reproductive Medicine and Embryology Fertility and Sterility Special Interest Group Polish Gynaecological Society Tel. +48 691 676 305 FAX +48 91 88 69 138 E-mail : anna.janicka@ptmrie.org.pl Strona 1 z 10

Module 0 Number and size of ART / IUI clinics a/ in the country ART clinics (units) Total number of units in the country 35 unk Total number of units reporting to the National Register - - Number of units included in this report 34 31 * Put in this column all the labs providing IUI (including those performing ART) IUI labs* b/ Size of the reporting clinics. Number of ART clinics* Number of IUI labs** 2 4 < 100 cycles 7 3 100-199 cycles 9 10 200-499 cycles 9 11 500-999 cycles 7 3 1.000 cycles *Based on the total annual number of initiated cycles for the purpose IVF, ICSI, IVF/ICSI, FER and ED (recipient cycles) ** Based on the total annual number of cycles with IUI (spouse or donor sperm) c/ Register characteristics Reporting requirement 1. Compulsory ; 2. Voluntary 2 Responsibility for the register. 1. National Health Authority ; 2. Medical Organization; 2 3. Other (describe) Reporting methods : Cycles. 1. Individual cycles; 2. Summaries of cycles reported by the clinics 2 Deliveries. 1. Individual cycles; 2. Summaries of deliveries reported by the clinics 2 Is there any kind of data validation process: 0. No; 1. Yes. If yes, describe Do patients have access to individual clinic data: 0. No; 1. Yes 0 Register financial support: 1. Public; 2. Centres; 3. Industry; 4. professional society 2, 4 (combinations are possible) National number of deliveries in the same year in the country 365983 National number of infants born in the same year in the country 370962 Comments 1 by coordinator (CNR) Strona 2 z 10

Module 1 a Number of treatments, pregnancies and deliveries Cycles with women s own oocytes ED*** Fresh cycles * FER* PGD** Fresh FOR IVF a ICSI a IVF, ICSI Fresh FER cycle FER 884 12525 253 449 ---- ---- ---- Initiated cycles**** ---- 865 12411 Thawings 251 Thawings 421 Thawings Thawings Aspirations**** 6151 6 180 242 710 10661 5961 127 6 488 169 238 Transfers 256 4109 1737 56 1 237 65 84 Pregnancies, total***** Pregnancies with 46 870 428 2 0 17 19 22 unknown outcome Deliveries***** 177 2727 1026 49 1 182 39 52 a. In case of mixed IVF and ICSI cycles (IVF/ICSI), report them as ICSI * Excluding PGD and ED (Egg donation) ** Including both PGD and PGS irrespective of whether or not IVF or ICSI has been performed. *** In egg donation, initiated cycles and aspirations refer to the donor, whereas transfers, pregnancies and deliveries to the recipient and include both fresh and frozen embryo replacements. Fresh cycles relate to completely fresh material, FER relates to fresh oocytes but with frozen embryo replacement and FOR relates to frozen oocytes **** If there is a discrepancy between the numbers of cycles and of aspirations in your country (some centres sending only one of the 2 numbers), please indicate this in a note. ***** Please use the WHO/ICMART definition of clinical pregnancy: evidence of pregnancy by clinical or ultrasound parameters (ultrasound visualisation of a gestational sac). It includes ectopic pregnancy. Multiple gestational sacs in one patient are counted as one clinical pregnancy. Deliveries include those resulting in a live birth and/or stillbirth. Among the fresh aspiration cycles, how many were performed: - with semen donation: 625 - with surgically obtained spouse s semen: 219 - with mixed IVF/ICSI procedure: 273 In vitro maturation (IVM) and frozen oocyte replacements (FOR) IVM Aspirations Transfers Pregnancies Deliveries 56 41 14 9 FOR Thawings Transfers Pregnancies Deliveries 197 176 49 24 Is embryo donation allowed in your country?: Yes, If yes, Embryo donation Transfers* Pregnancies Deliveries 298 109 81 * from fresh/frozen embryos transfers Comments: IVM - pregnancies with unknown outcome - 2 FOR - pregnancies with unknown outcome - 21 Embryo donation - pregnancies with unknown outcome - 20 Strona 3 z 10

Module 1b Results by women s age and ART technique Number of cycles (aspiration for IVF or ICSI, thawing for FER and transfers for ED) in specific age groups in relation to treatment. IVF * ICSI * Woman s age Aspirations Pregnancies Deliveries Aspirations Pregnancies Deliveries 603 179 119 7114 2683 1841 34 236 75 57 4002 1233 785 35-39 26 2 1 1271 177 101 40 unknown 0 0 0 24 16 0 * In case of mixed IVF and ICSI cycles (IVF/ICSI), report them as ICSI FER (Frozen embryo replacements ED (Egg donations)* with own oocytes) Woman s age Thawings Pregnancies Deliveries Transfers Pregnancies Deliveries 3446 1056 636 181 90 65 34 2082 576 341 277 126 88 35-39 615 105 49 434 170 120 40 unknown 8 0 0 3 0 0 * In ED, age refers to recipient, not to donor, and all ED cycles have to be included (fresh transfers, FER and FOR) Strona 4 z 10

Module 1c Complications to treatments and foetal reduction Complications with hospitalization Number of occurrences Severe hyperstimulation syndrome (grade 3 +) Complications to oocyte retrieval: All Bleeding Infection 88 59 54 5 Maternal death (give the details) Number of foetal reductions 0 0 OHSS definition: Grade 3 - Abdominal distension and discomfort (grade 1) - plus nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhoea, ovaries 5-12cm - plus ultrasonic evidence of ascites (grade 3) Grade 4 : Grade 3 + clinical evidence of ascites and/or hydrothorax or dyspnoea Grade 5 : All above plus haemoconcentration, coagulation abnormalities, diminished renal perfusion Strona 5 z 10

Module 2 Results by number of transferred embryos a / All IVF, ICSI and IVF/ICSI fresh cycles Number of transferred embryos 1 2 3 4 5 unknown Total* Transfer cycles 4798 6316 251 6 0 0 11371 Clinical pregnancies 1600 2670 93 2 0 0 4365 Pregnancy losses** 211 316 18 0 0 0 545 Lost to Follow-up*** 271 633 12 0 0 0 916 Deliveries: Total 1118 1721 63 2 0 0 2904 Singleton 1065 1310 46 2 0 0 2423 Twin 18 383 16 0 0 0 417 Triplet + 0 6 1 0 0 0 7 Unknown 35 22 0 0 0 0 57 eset elective single embryo transfer SET single embryo transfer, when only one embryo is available b / All FER cycles (coming from IVF, ICSI and IVF/ICSI with own oocytes) Number of transferred embryos 1 2 3 4 5 unknown Total* Transfer cycles 2601 3096 241 19 4 0 5961 Clinical pregnancies 648 1040 47 2 0 0 1737 Pregnancy losses** 114 161 8 0 0 0 283 Lost to Follow-up*** 157 267 4 0 0 0 428 Deliveries: Total 377 612 35 2 0 0 1026 Singleton 365 513 32 2 0 0 912 Twin 4 89 2 0 0 0 95 Triplet + 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unknown 8 10 1 0 0 0 19 c / Egg donation (ED) and PGD**** Number of transferred embryos ED unknown 1 2 3 4 5 Total ED* Transfer cycles 263 603 27 2 0 0 895 133 Clinical pregnancies 109 272 5 0 0 0 386 57 Pregnancy losses** 19 34 2 0 0 0 55 5 Lost to Follow-up*** 8 49 1 0 0 0 58 2 Deliveries: Total 82 189 2 0 0 0 273 50 Singleton 82 145 2 0 0 0 229 40 Twin 0 43 0 0 0 0 43 10 Triplet + 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Unknown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PGD Total* Strona 6 z 10

* Total=same numbers as in module 1a for transfers, pregnancies and deliveries ** Abortions and ectopic pregnancies *** Lost to follow-up pregnancies are pregnancies with unknown outcome **** This table concern all ED and PGD transfers, with fresh and frozen embryos (both from fresh and frozen oocytes) Strona 7 z 10

Module 3 Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) IUI-Homologue (Husband semen) Woman < 40 years Woman > 40 years Total Number of IUI-H cycles* 11310 1137 12447 Pregnancies** 1438 99 1537 Pregnancy losses*** 147 30 177 Lost to Follow-up**** 298 7 305 Deliveries: Total 993 62 1055 Singleton 902 62 964 Twin 64 0 64 Triplet + 3 0 3 Unknown 24 0 24 IUI-Donor (Donor sperm) Woman < 40 years Woman > 40 years Total Number of IUI-D cycles* 1824 321 2145 Pregnancies** 368 37 405 Pregnancy losses*** 39 6 45 Lost to Follow-up**** 60 6 66 Deliveries: Total 269 25 294 Singleton 244 25 269 Twin 19 0 19 Triplet + 0 0 0 Unknown 6 0 6 * Whether one or more inseminations were performed during the same cycle? If more than one insemination was performed in one cycle it counts only for one. **Please use the WHO/ICMART definitions in relation to pregnancies (see module 1A) *** Abortions and ectopic pregnancies **** Lost to follow-up pregnancies are pregnancies with unknown outcome Strona 8 z 10

Module 4 Gestational Age by Treatment and Multiple deliveries a) Fresh cycles (standard IVF, ICSI*) Gestational age (weeks since OPU + 2) Deliveries** All 20-27 28-32 33-36 37-41 42 + NA Singleton 2423 58 169 271 866 20 1039 Twin 417 16 41 76 79 3 202 Triplet or higher 7 0 1 2 0 0 4 Unknown 106 0 0 0 0 0 106 Total 2953 74 211 349 945 23 1351 * Including PGD pregnancies with fresh transfer **Deliveries, not babies b) Frozen embryo replacement (standard IVF, ICSI or IVF/ICSI with own oocytes*) Gestational age (weeks since OPU + 2) Deliveries** All 20-27 28-32 33-36 37-41 42 + NA Singleton 912 28 76 113 432 7 256 Twin 95 1 10 29 29 2 24 Triplet or higher 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unknown 20 0 0 0 0 0 20 Total 1027 29 86 142 461 9 300 * Including PGD pregnancies with FER **Deliveries, not babies c) Oocyte donation (ED) Gestational age (weeks since OPU + 2) Deliveries All 20-27 28-32 33-36 37-41 42 + NA Singleton 229 4 8 20 147 9 41 Twin 43 1 0 6 26 0 10 Triplet or higher 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Unknown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 273 5 8 27 173 9 51 Deliveries, not babies NA Not available Strona 9 z 10

Module 5 Cycles performed for cross-border patients* a. Summary of cycles ART IUI Woman s own oocytes, spouse s semen Oocyte donation Sperm donation Other/ unknown Sperm donation IVF* ICSI* GIFT PGD Anonymous Non All All All anonymous Initiated cycles 1 99 0 0 121 1 9 1 65 b. Countries of patients origin and main reasons to move to an other country Main Countries of origin Reason Cycles Country Cycles Legal Illegal technique in home country 89 1. Germany 166 Illegal patients 5 characteristics*** 2. Austria 27 Access Treatments more 72 expensive in home country 3. Russia 13 Distance, waiting list 10 4. United Kingdom 10 Quality Previous failures 28 5. France 6 Other 93 6. Others (total) 75 * Patients living in a different country from the one where they had ART ** Indicate the 5 main countries of patients origin and give the number of cycles of each of them. Give the total number of cycles of the others ***like age limitation, legal couple status, sexual orientation Comments: Data from 10 clinics Strona 10 z 10