Thin endometrial lining in single euploid embryo transfers: should we be concerned about adverse live birth outcomes?

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Thin endometrial lining in single euploid embryo transfers: should we be concerned about adverse live birth outcomes?
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Thin endometrial lining in single euploid embryo transfers: should we be concerned about adverse live birth outcomes?

Endometrial assessment is a standard aspect of monitoring protocols during fertility treatments. Characteristics such as the endometrial pattern and endometrial thickness have been regarded as prognostic factors for treatment success, with an endometrial thickness of less than 7 mm commonly associat…

VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2, P140-141, JUNE 01, 2021

Authors:

Pardis Hosseinzadeh, M.D., M. Blake Evans, D.O.

Abstract:

Reflections on "The effect of endometrial thickness on live birth outcomes in women undergoing hormone replaced frozen embryo transfer" by Martel et al.

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