Titlebook: Clinical In Vitro Fertilization; Carl Wood (Chairman),Alan Trounson (Senior Lecture Book 19841st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1514-1 the safety of vaginal delivery (from the fetal viewpoint). Furthermore, anxiety has been expressed that the physical and psychological development of the child after birth may be adversely affected by the nature of the conception.

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History,uring the 1970s (de Kretzer et al. 1973; Steptoe and Edwards 1976, 1978). Since then, the technique known as in vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) has resulted in new insights into gamete interaction and early embryonic development, as well as numerous pregnancies and more than 200 live births for couples with infertility problems.

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Current Status and Future Prospects,ll be very rapid progress in the future, and thus some trends in research and extensions of IVF are also covered. It is anticipated that this procedure will greatly expand knowledge of the nature of human fertility disorders, particularly those that are currently obscure, such as male factor and idiopathic infertility.

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Ethics,, Melbourne, published a book which presents the various ethical problems and views related to IVF and ET. It was noted that the community would realize that those involved with the scientific aspects of IVF and ET technology were also seriously concerned with the ethics of IVF.

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In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Growth,e oocyte during its follicular life play a crucial role in determining the oocyte’s ability to undergo normal fertilization and development to live young. Successful IVF requires the recovery of an oocyte with full developmental potential and the maintenance of this viability during fertilization and growth in vitro.

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Selection of Patients,. With this realization has come a veritable torrent of patients who see this form of treatment as the ultimate solution to their continuing problem of infertility, and established programmes have been besieged with thousands of requests. This situation has brought with it the need for a rational ap