Effects of fifth day (D5) or sixth day (D6) frozen-thawed blastocysts on neonatal outcomes.

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Effects of fifth day (D5) or sixth day (D6) frozen-thawed blastocysts on neonatal outcomes.

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Chengyan Deng

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Fangfang He

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Hanbi Wang

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Jingran Zhen

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Xue Wang

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Yuanzheng Zhou

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Zhengyi Sun

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Comparison of clinical outcomes following vitrified warmed day 5/6 blastocyst transfers using solid surface methodology with fresh blastocyst transfers.

Blastocyst development rate impacts outcome in cryopreserved blastocyst transfer cycles

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10.1017/S0967199415000696

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