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Psychology: Psychological aspects in anonymous and non-anonymous oocyte donation

1 Jul 1994

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A study, in which 110 patients were screened by a psychoanalyst, included 69 recipients who chose non-anonymous oocyte donation, i.e. they received oocytes from a known donor, most frequently a sister or a close relative. Another 41 recipients received anonymous oocytes, but had to bring a donor. Psychological motivations for either choice are reported, and significant topics such as attitudes towards...

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PMID: 7962446
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.humrep.a138707

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