Decades of published intravaginal-culture evidence, and the validation pathway for EVEA™. Every clinical figure here is drawn from predicate IVC literature — not presented as EVEA's own result.
Figures below reflect Eve's operational model for EVEA™ deployment. They describe expected infrastructure and workload impact, not clinical outcomes.
| Operational impact | Conventional IVF | EVEA™ | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embryologist hands-on time per cycle | Baseline | ~50–60% lower | ↓↓ |
| Monitoring visits per cycle | Multiple | Fewer | ↓ |
| Dedicated cleanroom required | Yes | No | — |
The figures below are drawn from published intravaginal-culture literature for the general IVC methodology. They are a category baseline for the approach and are not EVEA™-specific results. EVEA™'s own clinical data will follow from a planned clinical evaluation.
| Clinical finding (predicate IVC) | Finding | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical pregnancy rate | ~50% | Randomised & cohort IVC studies, indicated patients |
| Safety & tolerability | Well-tolerated | Published IVC reviews |
| Patient-reported measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Reported no discomfort or pain on removal, and no negative impact on daily life | 100% |
| Said treatment met expectations and would recommend it to a friend | 78.3% |
A sibling-oocyte study comparing intravaginal culture with conventional IVF at a Malaysian teaching hospital reported fertilisation rates comparable to conventional IVF, with higher blastulation rates for the same oocyte cohort. The study was co-authored by Eve Co-Founder Col. Dr. Othman Sukhilmi.
The published evidence supports IVC for good-prognosis patients: unexplained infertility, mild male factor and adequate ovarian reserve. For complex cases — severe male factor, poor ovarian reserve, or where genetic testing is required — conventional IVF remains the appropriate pathway. IVC expands the funnel; it does not replace the backstop.
EVEA™-specific clinical data will follow from a planned clinical evaluation. The figures shown here reflect predicate IVC literature for clinical findings, and Eve's operational model for infrastructure and workload — not EVEA™ results. This distinction is deliberate and maintained throughout our materials.
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