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TABLE 2
<35 years 35–37 years >37 years
Patient’s reporting area of residence* No. of embryo-transfer procedures† Average no. of embryos transferred SET (%) No. of embryo-transfer procedures Average no. of embryos transferred SET (%) No. of embryo-transfer procedures Average no. of embryos transferred SET (%)
Alabama 508 1.2 75.8 176 1.3 71.6 241 1.4 66.4
Alaska 52 1.1 86.5 27 1.1 85.2 46 1.3 65.2
Arizona 1,072 1.4 60.8 560 1.4 65.5 821 1.4 65.0
Arkansas 257 1.3 71.6 111 1.3 70.3 130 1.4 61.5
California 6,007 1.2 79.0 5,021 1.2 79.9 9,635 1.4 73.2
Colorado 866 1.2 83.3 637 1.1 85.7 844 1.2 83.8
Connecticut 1,103 1.1 87.7 671 1.2 78.5 1,076 1.4 70.9
Delaware 313 1.1 93.0 118 1.1 91.5 203 1.2 85.2
District of Columbia 231 1.1 94.4 276 1.1 89.1 559 1.2 84.6
Florida 2,705 1.2 78.4 1,613 1.2 77.8 2,638 1.3 72.5
Georgia 1,564 1.2 79.1 904 1.2 78.3 1,337 1.3 72.8
Hawaii 287 1.4 61.7 199 1.3 69.8 448 1.5 57.6
Idaho 275 1.3 65.5 97 1.3 74.2 159 1.3 73.6
Illinois§ 3,965 1.2 80.5 2,298 1.2 76.3 3,509 1.4 64.5
Indiana 1,161 1.3 68.0 494 1.4 64.6 512 1.5 55.9
Iowa 752 1.2 80.6 268 1.2 79.1 300 1.2 75.7
Kansas 505 1.1 86.1 245 1.1 85.7 243 1.3 76.5
Kentucky 675 1.3 67.1 234 1.3 69.2 256 1.5 56.3
Louisiana 622 1.2 84.4 279 1.2 77.1 401 1.3 72.3
Maine 234 1.1 90.2 107 1.2 78.5 156 1.2 79.5
Maryland 1,841 1.1 90.3 1,101 1.1 85.8 1,962 1.2 78.8
Massachusetts§ 3,395 1.1 89.7 2,170 1.2 84.5 3,236 1.5 65.7
Michigan 1,882 1.5 56.4 916 1.4 59.8 1,059 1.5 59.3
Minnesota 1,344 1.3 73.4 670 1.3 74.2 772 1.3 69.4
Mississippi 300 1.2 80.7 124 1.2 77.4 111 1.3 69.4
Missouri 1,089 1.3 73.5 442 1.3 70.1 532 1.5 58.1
Montana 167 1.2 83.2 79 1.1 89.9 74 1.2 83.8
Nebraska 491 1.3 72.7 189 1.3 70.9 183 1.3 69.9
Nevada 485 1.3 75.3 307 1.2 78.2 360 1.2 84.2
New Hampshire 361 1.1 87.3 241 1.2 83.4 244 1.5 65.2
New Jersey§ 3,548 1.1 89.6 2,203 1.1 87.6 3,459 1.3 78.0
New Mexico 180 1.2 83.3 70 1.2 80.0 106 1.3 73.6
New York 6,470 1.2 83.7 4,265 1.2 79.8 8,583 1.4 69.5
North Carolina 1,711 1.1 86.2 907 1.2 84.1 1,242 1.3 76.2
North Dakota 140 1.4 63.6 37 1.4 62.2 47 1.4 57.4
Ohio 2,348 1.2 83.4 1,001 1.2 79.3 1,152 1.4 67.9
Oklahoma 525 1.4 64.6 194 1.5 56.2 214 1.6 57.9
Oregon 454 1.3 74.4 347 1.2 75.5 520 1.2 78.8
Pennsylvania 2,819 1.1 88.5 1,520 1.1 86.2 1,917 1.3 77.9
Puerto Rico 74 1.6 40.5 61 1.8 29.5 109 1.7 40.4
Rhode Island§ 350 1.2 84.9 191 1.2 78.5 253 1.6 60.1
South Carolina 724 1.2 83.3 353 1.2 79.0 418 1.4 65.1
South Dakota 151 1.5 51.7 50 1.5 50.0 49 1.5 53.1
Tennessee 736 1.2 83.0 348 1.2 83.9 465 1.3 73.5
Texas 5,980 1.2 79.8 3,217 1.2 78.6 4,121 1.3 75.1
Utah 1,098 1.2 76.4 377 1.3 74.3 460 1.3 75.0
Vermont 131 1.3 72.5 79 1.4 67.1 130 1.6 58.5
Virginia 1,818 1.2 84.4 1,261 1.2 83.0 1,957 1.3 78.7
Washington 1,388 1.1 86.9 958 1.2 85.1 1,335 1.2 82.8
West Virginia 190 1.3 73.7 73 1.3 68.5 83 1.3 69.9
Wisconsin 1,024 1.2 80.2 471 1.2 77.3 510 1.4 67.5
Wyoming 89 1.3 70.8 46 1.2 78.3 37 1.4 64.9
Non-U.S. residents 1,840 1.2 77.7 1,301 1.2 82.9 3,791 1.2 79.7
Total 68,297 1.2 80.6 39,904 1.2 79.5 63,005 1.3 72.4
Page last reviewed: October 5, 2021
Content source: National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Reproductive Health