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In-Vitro Fertilization Pregnancies in Australia and New Zealand, 1979-1985

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Association between pre-delivery maternal red blood cell distribution width and birth weight discordance in twin pregnancies: a twin pregnancy cohort study. [PDF]

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Zhang X, Su J, Yue L, Wang H, Bai Z, Wang H, Yi B.   +6 more
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In-Vitro Fertilization

2000
This comprehensively updated and expanded second edition builds on its successful and popular predecessor, retaining the practical features which made the first edition such an essential guide to IVF. The edition describes additions to the range of ART clinical treatments, including the use of testicular and epididymal sperm, blastocyst stage transfer,
Kay Elder, Brian Dale
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Appraisal of in vitro fertilization

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 1993
In-vitro fertilization and embryo transfer techniques are now used all over the world (53 countries). The results of 492 of all world units were collected from national surveys and registries of different countries. Since 1985, more than 53,635 women were treated and 34,316 babies were born by 224,473 treatment cycles, followed by more than 160,518 ...
Y, Ezra, J G, Schenker
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Fertilization In Vitro

2009
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a technical process in which retrieved oocytes are fertilized outside the body. The developing embryos grow in a laboratory environment and are subsequently transferred into the woman's uterus. The IVF technique was first introduced as a treatment for infertility in 1978 and success rates have steadily increased in the ...
Yinzhong, Bing, Rodney J, Ouellette
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Obesity and In Vitro Fertilization

Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 2023
AbstractObesity is a highly prevalent chronic disease with a significant effect on reproductive-age women. The clinical implications of obesity on fertility and pregnancy are well studied citing ovulatory dysfunction, hormonal imbalances, higher miscarriage rates, and increased maternal and neonatal risks.
Emily L, Ferrell, Abira A, Choudhry, Samantha B, Schon   +2 more
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