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“No diagnosis” embryos after PGS should not be discarded: rebiopsy and reanalysis demonstrate the majority are euploid

The proximity of warmed embryo transfer of “intentional freeze” embryos from vitrification impacts implantation rates

Don’t wait to freeze your eggs: as age increases significantly more eggs are needed to generate a normal embryo

What patients can expect for percentage of embryos biopsied and normal embryos available for fresh blastocyst transfer when undergoing trophectoderm biopsy with 24-chromosome genetic analysis

Significant improvement in pregnancy rates following frozen embryo transfers when combined with microarray-comparative genomic hybridization (acgh)

Significant improvement in laboratory outcome data following replacement of “traditional” large, single-chamber incubators with “mini” incubators

The effect of low body mass index (BMI) on ooctye quality in IVF cycles

COOK ing-IN new minc incubators: they really can be installed, pass quality control testing and be ready for patient embryos in only 7 days

Major Breakthrough in Assisted Reproductive Technology

Outcomes of utilized cryopreserved autologous oocytes

Time-lapse video analysis demonstrates laser-assisted hatching of ?33% of the zona-pellucida after blastocyst warming significantly improves an embryo’s ability to fully hatch

Rebiopsy and preimplanation genetic screening (PGS) reanalysis demonstrate the majority of originally “no diagnosis” embryos are euploid with comparable pregnancy rates