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An advanced SWOT analysis of elective vitrification: today’s standard IVF procedure

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By Christophe Blockeel, Baris Ata, Gorka Barrenetxea, Human M. Fatemi, Jason M. Franasiak, Juan Garcia Velasco, Georg Griesinger, Paul Pirtea, Nikolaos P. Polyzos, Mina Popovic, Laura Rienzi, Dominic Stoop, Kelton Tremellen, Christos Ve
| Reproductive BioMedicine Online Verified
Keywords elective and non-elective vitrification freeze-all freeze-only INTRODUCTION Frozen embryo transfer (FET) has increased dramatically since vitrification became established as the preferred method of cryopreservation and has increased the post-thaw survival rates of frozen embryos and the success rates of FET cycles (Rienzi et al., 2017).
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Effects of vaginal vs oral progesterone supplementation before embryo transfer on live birth rates and levels: a randomized trial

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By Ricardo Celis, Edurne Martínez Verified, Gorka Barrenetxea, Olaia Prego
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Abstract STUDY QUESTION Does each millimeter decrease in endometrial thickness lead to lower pregnancy and live birth rates in fresh and frozen IVF cycles? SUMMARY ANSWER Clinical pregnancy and live birth rates decline as the endometrial thickness decreases below 8 mm in fresh IVF-ET and below 7 mm in frozen–thaw embryo transfer (ET) cycles. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY Previous studies have been heterogenous and have shown conflicting results on the impact of endometrial thickness on IVF outcomes.
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