Sulewski J M, Eisenberg F, Stenger V G
Fertil Steril. 1978 May;29(5):527-31. doi: 10.1016/s0015-0282(16)43278-4.
A longitudinal analysis of artificial insemination with donor semen (AID) in 114 consecutive couples revealed a 37% over-all pregnancy rate. The 45 pregnancies occurred in 39 patients, and approximately 90% of these pregnancies occurred within six cycles of AID. Pregnancy rates were higher in the age group 25 to 30, in those who received only fresh semen, and in those with a history of a previous pregnancy. Lower pregnancy rates were observed in patients age 31 or older, in those with pelvic disease, and in those randomly receiving freshly thawed semen or fresh semen. The use of a vaginal device for retaining semen, the use of patient positioning, or the duration of infertility did not appear to affect the success rate. When surgically correctable pelvic disease was treated, a pregnancy rate of 22% was obtained.
对114对连续接受供精人工授精（AID）的夫妇进行的纵向分析显示，总体妊娠率为37%。45例妊娠发生在39名患者中，其中约90%的妊娠发生在AID的六个周期内。25至30岁年龄组、仅接受新鲜精液的患者以及有既往妊娠史的患者妊娠率较高。31岁及以上的患者、患有盆腔疾病的患者以及随机接受新鲜解冻精液或新鲜精液的患者妊娠率较低。使用阴道装置保留精液、患者体位的使用或不孕持续时间似乎不影响成功率。当可通过手术纠正的盆腔疾病得到治疗时，妊娠率为22%。
