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Towards a universal rapid warming protocol for cryopreserved human ovarian tissue

15 Jul 2025

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RESEARCH QUESTION: Is it feasible to apply a universal warming protocol to slow-frozen human ovarian tissue, using the rapid-warming protocols already established for vitrified tissue, so that a single protocol could be used for both methods? DESIGN: Slow-frozen ovarian tissue samples from 25 patients were thawed by conventional protocol (slow freezing-thawing) or by a rapid-warming protocol produced 'in-house'...

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PMID: 41198513
DOI: 10.1016/j.rbmo.2025.105151

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