Recent technical and technologic innovations have allowed overcoming even severe stenosis of the cervix with the use of office hysteroscopy, thus significantly reducing the rate of failed procedures requiring a further inpatient hysteroscopy.

Protected manual in-bag morcellation may be considered efficient and feasible in that it does not interfere with surgical outcomes in women undergoing laparoscopic myomectomy.

The early development of human haploid parthenotes and androgenotes in comparison with correctly fertilized eggs (biparentals) showed more kinetic differences according to parental composition than haploidy.

Higher Cited2 level in human cumulus cells is associated with decreasing embryo quality and pregnancy outcome in IVF patients, which may be attributed to apoptosis and abnormal gluconeogenesis in cumulus cells.