High-DNA Stainability Is Not Related to Embryonic Development and Clinical Outcomes on In Vitro Fertilization Cycles: A Retrospective Study Using a Propensity Score-Matching Analysis

Table 2

Intergroup differences of fertilization and embryo quality, and linear regression analysis on the relation of HDS with embryonic development after matching.

	HDS > 15% group; (n = 676)	HDS ≤ 15% group; (n = 1928)	P-value	B value; (95% CI)	P-value	AB value; (95% CI)	P-value
Fertilization rate (%)	83.33; (70.83, 94.67)	84.62; (72.22, 95.83)	0.349	−0.094; (−0.184–−0.005)	0.039	−0.081; (−0.170–0.008)	0.074
Two pronuclei rate (%)	81.82; (66.67, 93.33)	83.33; (69.68, 94.12)	0.613	−0.036; (−0.135–0.064)	0.483	−0.041; (−0.140–0.059)	0.424
Cleavage rate (%)	100.00; (100.00, 100.00)	100.00; (95.24, 100.00)	0.172	0.010; (−0.029–0.049)	0.604	0.011; (−0.028–0.050)	0.592
High-quality embryo rate (%)	60.00; (40.00, 78.52)	60.00; (40.00, 77.78)	0.961	0.024; (−0.119–0.168)	0.740	0.011; (−0.132–0.154)	0.876

Note: AB, adjusted B value.