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Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain), 2004
The author analyzes when conditions warrant the donation of ovules in such cases as when ovaries fail to produce ovules and other cases in which a woman maintains her ovarian functions but has problems. The author also analyzes the requirements for one to be a receptor and a donor of ovules, the legal aspects related to this topic, and the procedure to
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The author analyzes when conditions warrant the donation of ovules in such cases as when ovaries fail to produce ovules and other cases in which a woman maintains her ovarian functions but has problems. The author also analyzes the requirements for one to be a receptor and a donor of ovules, the legal aspects related to this topic, and the procedure to
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[Oocyte donation -- embryo donation].
Contraception, fertilite, sexualite (1992), 1997From 1993 to 1995, 82 donors have permitted the retrieval of 810 oocytes allowing to obtain 411 embryos. 95 receiving couples have been included : 30 obtained a pregnancy, 7 abandoned and 38 are waiting for a transfer. The rate of pregnancies by transfer is superior to the one observed with the transfer of frozen embryos (40.5% versus 27%).
D, Cornet +6 more
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Indications for oocyte donation
Human Reproduction, 1992Donated oocytes were transferred on 92 occasions to 87 women without gonadal function and 5 with functional ovaries. Twenty-three pregnancies were established (25% pregnancy rate), 9 after transfer of fresh embryos in 30 synchronous donor and recipient cycles and 14 after transfers of frozen-thawed embryos in 62 asynchronous donor and recipient cycles.
P N, Barri +7 more
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1995
Oocyte and embryo donation has become increasingly common over the past 10 years. Today, it is successfully used to treat women with a variety of disorders, including ovarian failure, avoidance of genetic disease transmission, declining ovarian function, poor oocyte quality following conventional assisted reproduction, and age-related infertility ...
M V, Sauer, R J, Paulson
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Oocyte and embryo donation has become increasingly common over the past 10 years. Today, it is successfully used to treat women with a variety of disorders, including ovarian failure, avoidance of genetic disease transmission, declining ovarian function, poor oocyte quality following conventional assisted reproduction, and age-related infertility ...
M V, Sauer, R J, Paulson
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Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2006
Anne Z, Steiner, Richard J, Paulson
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Anne Z, Steiner, Richard J, Paulson
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British Medical Bulletin, 1990
Oocyte donation offers the prospect of achieving a successful pregnancy to a group of patients traditionally considered to be irreversibly sterile. In patients with ovarian failure, it is possible to create an endometrial milieu that is receptive to embryonic implantation by giving exogenous steroid replacement.
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Oocyte donation offers the prospect of achieving a successful pregnancy to a group of patients traditionally considered to be irreversibly sterile. In patients with ovarian failure, it is possible to create an endometrial milieu that is receptive to embryonic implantation by giving exogenous steroid replacement.
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Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 1992
General clinical aspects of oocyte donation in the human are briefly reviewed.
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General clinical aspects of oocyte donation in the human are briefly reviewed.
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[Pregnancy following oocyte donation].
Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde, 1997Five women, aged 31, 26, 31, 34, and 28 years, became pregnant after oocyte donation and in-vitro fertilization. One was a carrier of Leber's optical atrophy, three had had an early menopause (in two because of chromosomal abnormalities), and one had had bilateral ovarian extirpation because of a cystadenoma and endometriosis.
Boks, D.E.S., Braat, D.D.M.
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