Age-Related Success with Elective Single versus Double Blastocyst Transfer

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The Potential of Nanotechnology in Medically Assisted Reproduction.Equivalency of In vitro fertilization Success Rates in Elective Single Blastocyst Transfer and Elective Double Blastocyst Transfer: An Example of Equivalence Methodology in Clinical Reproductive Health.

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Age-Related Success with Elective Single versus Double Blastocyst Transfer

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Brooke E Friedman

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Single-blastocyst transfer decreases twin gestation without affecting pregnancy outcome.

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