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Role of Atosiban in Recurrent Implantation Failure
ET is the final stage of IVF which independently influences the treatment outcome. Successful embryo implantation is dependent on uterine receptivity. Atosiban is a novel class of drug which is effective in priming the uterus for implantation. It reduces uterine contractions and increases endomyometrial perfusion, both of which have potential benefits regarding improved IRs, CPR, and ongoing pregnancy rates. Atosiban has a good embryonic safety profile. It has no systemic toxicity, no mutagenic effects, and no carcinogenic effects
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