Introduction : To transfer or not transfer…a mosaic embryo, that is the question

Understanding the nature of embryo mosaicism will help clinicians make a logical decision on whether or not to transfer the embryo.
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Introduction : To transfer or not transfer…a mosaic embryo, that is the question
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Volume 107, Issue 5, Pages 1083–1084

Authors:

Carlos Simon, M.D., Ph.D.

Abstract:

This issue's Views and Reviews section aims to offer readers a 360° view of the knowledge accumulated regarding the transfer of mosaic embryos by experts from around the world, as well as an in vitro fertilization worldwide survey on the topic.


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Go to the profile of Adrian Flores Escoto
Adrian Flores Escoto
over 5 years ago
There is the nned to stablish new rules on equipment capabilty and % of aneuplid mosaicism to transfer or not, based on the age and most of all expectations of the patient,

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