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The successful use of pronuclear embryo transfers the day following oocyte retrieval

1 Apr 1998

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A retrospective analysis of results from 114 initiated in-vitro fertilization cycles utilizing pronuclear embryo transfer is presented. Patients were unselected for age or infertility criteria, constituted a continuous series and were grouped according to response to stimulation (Group 1, ideal; Group 2, suboptimal) or ovarian reserve (Group 3, poor). At 16-18 h post-insemination, embryos were scored for...

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PMID: 9619562
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/13.4.1003

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