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Success and single embryo transfer in IVF

nt's chance of a successful pregnancy. All patients younger than 38 are now offered SET and approximately 70% of them accept, with an acceptable ongoing pregnancy rate of 40%.

"For this particular study all patients were younger than 38 in order to avoid complicating the analysis with the well known effect of age on pregnancy rates. But transferring two embryos to patients over the age of 38 still carries a substantial risk of twins."


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European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology
29-Jun-2003


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