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Shortened blastocyst vitrification achieves live birth rates comparable to standard protocols: an analysis of 3168 cryotransfers

2026-06-15

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>Study question</h4> Do shortened blastocyst vitrification and warming protocols provide comparable live birth rates (LBR) and obstetrical and perinatal outcomes to traditional vitrification and warming protocols? <h4>Summary answer</h4> Shortened vitrification and warming protocols provide comparable LBR, obstetric and perinatal outcomes to traditional protocols. <h4>What is known already<...

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9b515f28-3176-5b1b-8e1f-f45297f0c423
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10.64898/2026.06.11.26354186
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