Titlebook: Biennial Review of Infertility; Volume 4 Douglas T. Carrell,Peter N. Schlegel,Luca Gianarol Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Swi

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The Ideal Spermatozoon for ARTgrity, and its source and relevance are still object of intense investigation. Thus, the quest for the ideal spermatozoon has set the stage for future research to develop means and procedures to identify a male gamete with the best fitness to generate a healthy offspring.

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Is Acupuncture Associated with Improved IVF Outcomes?early and more recent research, a discussion on the appropriateness of the chosen control groups, an explanation of the challenges of performing Western-style research on an Eastern intervention, the potential for bias in the published literature, and clinical recommendations for patients.

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Klinefelter Syndrome: Early Treatment of the Adolescent Is Warranted to minimize the physical and psychosocial impact of the disorder and maximize quality of life for KS patients. Additionally, an early testicular sperm extraction and cryopreservation may represent the best chance at securing fertility potential.

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iffering opinions on topics like eSET and the use and role of dietary supplements in IVF cycles. Created to provide an ongoing appraisal of current knowledge, the .Biennial Review of Infertility. stimulates communication amongst all clinicians and researchers working to help couples resolve their infertility..978-3-319-36016-4978-3-319-17849-3

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Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation: Where Are We Now?ertal children, ovarian stimulation is not feasible. When such limitations exist and when there is also the desire for the preservation of endocrine function, ovarian cryopreservation and transplantation stands out among the other techniques.

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Yes, Elective Single-Embryo Transfer Should Be the Standard of Careion of expanded insurance coverage for infertility therapy coupled with limits on the number of embryos to transfer, as well as ongoing patient education on the benefits of eSET and risks associated with multiple births. From clinical, economical, and public health perspectives, transferring one emb