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Cleavage Patterns of 9600 Embryos: The Importance of Irregular Cleavage

30 Aug 2023

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This prospective, observational study investigated the incidence of irregular cleavage (IRC) among human embryos and its influence on IVF treatment outcomes. It included 1001 women who underwent 1976 assisted reproduction treatments during 2016–2021 in a single IVF clinic. Embryo morphokinetics were analyzed and evaluated for the association between IRC and women’s characteristics, treatment characteristics, and...

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PMID: 37685723
DOI: 10.3390/jcm12175656

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