Clinical pregnancy after uterus transplantation

ObjectiveTo present the first clinical pregnancy after uterus transplantation.DesignCase study.SettingTertiary center.Patient(s)A 23-year-old Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome patient with previous vaginal reconstruction and uterus transplantation.Intervention(s)Eighteen months after the transplant, the endometrium was prepared for transfer of the thawed embryos.Main Outcome Measure(s)Implantation of embryo in an allografted human uterus.Result(s)The first ET cycle with one day 3 thawed embryo resulted in a biochemical pregnancy. The second ET cycle resulted in a clinical pregnancy confirmed with transvaginal ultrasound visualization of an intrauterine gestational sac with decidualization.Conclusion(s)We have presented the first clinical pregnancy in a patient with absolute uterine infertility after uterus allotransplantation. Although the real success is the delivery of a healthy near-term baby, this clinical pregnancy is a great step forward and a proof of concept that the implantation phase works.