A theoretical model for single blastocyst transfer
@article{Teranishi2009ATM, title={A theoretical model for single blastocyst transfer}, author={Akihiro Teranishi and Atsushi Kuwata and T. Fumino and H. Hamai and Minoru Shigeta}, journal={Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics}, year={2009}, volume={26}, pages={327-334} }
ObjectiveTo elucidate the relationship between embryo grade and ART outcomes and determine how to decrease multiple pregnancy rates by assigning patients to single embryo transfer (SET) instead of dual embryo transfer (DET) according to embryo grade and/or availability.DesignRetrospective medical record review.SettingIVF fertility center.Patients247 women undergoing day 5 DET after in vitro fertilization or intracytoplasmic sperm injection treatment.MethodsWe retrospectively investigated embryo…
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