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Similar morphokinetic patterns in embryos derived from obese and normoweight infertile women: a time-lapse study

4 Jan 2013

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STUDY QUESTION: Does female obesity affect the dynamic parameters of embryo quality assessed by time-lapse analysis? SUMMARY ANSWER: Female obesity does not affect the dynamic embryo quality as determined by image acquisition and time-lapse analysis. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY: Female obesity impairs natural and assisted reproduction but there is no agreement on the specific contribution of gametes, embryos or...

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PMID: 23293223
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/des438

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