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Discard or not discard, that is the question: an international survey across 117 embryologists on the clinical management of borderline quality blastocysts

30 Aug 2023

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Abstract STUDY QUESTION Do embryologists from different European countries agree on embryo disposition decisions (‘use’ or ‘discard’) about Day 7 (>144 h post-insemination) and/or low-quality blastocysts (LQB; SUMMARY ANSWER The prevalence of ‘discard’ answers was 38.7%; nevertheless, embryologists’ agreement was overall just fair (Fleiss-k = 0.26). WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY The utilization of LQBs and adoption of...

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PMID: 37649342
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/dead174

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