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No benefit of culturing embryos in a closed system compared with a conventional incubator in terms of number of good quality embryos: results from an RCT

28 Nov 2014

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STUDY QUESTION: Does culture in a closed system result in an increased number of good quality embryos (GQE) on Day 2 compared with culture in a conventional system? SUMMARY ANSWER: Culture in a closed system up to 2 days after microinjection results in similar embryo development and morphological quality compared with culture in a conventional incubation system. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY: Time-lapse imaging (TLI)...

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PMID: 25432920
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/deu316

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