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Resumption of mitosis during post-thaw culture: a key parameter in selecting the right embryos for transfer

1 Jan 1998

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This retrospective study of 701 thaw cycles analysed the clinical importance of whether or not embryos resumed mitosis during 24 h of post-thaw culture. A total of 3360 frozen embryos were thawed; 1922 embryos survived the freeze-thaw procedure with at least one intact blastomere and were then cultured for 24 h before transfer. All transfers were registered into either the 'cleaved embryo group' (n = 459), which...

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PMID: 9512253
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/13.1.178

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