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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, 1993 Ovum donation is now an integral part of the management of infertility, providing a solution for patients previously considered permanently infertile. The indications now include not only patients with premature ovarian failure, but also patients who are carriers of genetic disorders, patients with repeated failures in IVF, and patients after surgical ...
A, Benshushan, J G, Schenker
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Nursing Standard, 1988
A flexible approach should ae adopted to the number of oocytes transfered during gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) and this should depend on the clinical circumstances.
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A flexible approach should ae adopted to the number of oocytes transfered during gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) and this should depend on the clinical circumstances.
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1991
Oocyte donation has come of age. It is now an integral part in the management of infertility, providing hope to patients who were previously considered permanently infertile. The procedure is no longer used only to treat patients with premature ovarian failure, but also to treat patients with failed in vitro fertilization procedures and those patients ...
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Oocyte donation has come of age. It is now an integral part in the management of infertility, providing hope to patients who were previously considered permanently infertile. The procedure is no longer used only to treat patients with premature ovarian failure, but also to treat patients with failed in vitro fertilization procedures and those patients ...
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Journal of Endocrinology, 1958
SUMMARY Transfers were made of 127 fertilized sheep ova to ninety-one ewes in which oestrus had been detected 1–4½ days previously. Fifty-two ewes received ova of the 6- to 16-cell stage, and forty-one of these (78·8%) gave birth to one or more lambs.
R L, AVERILL, L E, ROWSON
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SUMMARY Transfers were made of 127 fertilized sheep ova to ninety-one ewes in which oestrus had been detected 1–4½ days previously. Fifty-two ewes received ova of the 6- to 16-cell stage, and forty-one of these (78·8%) gave birth to one or more lambs.
R L, AVERILL, L E, ROWSON
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Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1983
A theoretical fluid dynamical model of ovum transport in the oviduct incorporating transport mechanisms due to ciliary activity, muscular activity and an applied pressure drop across the oviduct is developed. Theory suggests that the cilia provide the steady component of ovum transport whereas muscular activity results in highly oscillatory motion.
J R, Blake, P G, Vann, H, Winet
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A theoretical fluid dynamical model of ovum transport in the oviduct incorporating transport mechanisms due to ciliary activity, muscular activity and an applied pressure drop across the oviduct is developed. Theory suggests that the cilia provide the steady component of ovum transport whereas muscular activity results in highly oscillatory motion.
J R, Blake, P G, Vann, H, Winet
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