“Naturalization” of Routine Assisted Reproductive Technologies by In Vitro Culture of Embryos with Microvibration: Sex Ratio, Body Length, and Weight of 2,456 Live-Birth Deliveries after Transfer of 9,624 Embryos In Vitro Cultured in Static System and with Microvibration

Table 1

Sex of new born babies after transplantation of embryos in different age groups: in vitro culture in static system and with microvibration.

Age of patients (newborn babies)	In vitro culture in static system				In vitro culture with microvibration
	29 years; (149 babies)	30–34 years; (408 babies)	35–39 years; (403 babies)	>40 years; (100 babies)	29 years; (163 babies)	30–34 years; (543 babies)	35–39 years; (556 babies)	40 years; (134 babies)
“Baby-take home” rate	30%	28%	23%	9%	31%	37%	29%	15%
Masculine	39%	45%	46%	50%	40%	47%	46%	40%
Feminine	45%	42%	43%	36%	48%	43%	44%	46%

Different superscripts indicate significant difference between the respective rate in “Static” and “Vibration” groups; rates without superscripts indicate no significant difference between the respective rate in “Static” and “Vibration” groups ; the sum of percentages in each age group is less than 100, because the rest of data are unknown.