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

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The Establishment of an In Vitro Fertilization Programme,human infertility. However, only a small number of fertility research teams have reported consistent success. This chapter reviews the requirements needed to establish an IVF and ET programme. Concern has been expressed at the resources necessary due to the complexity of the various techniques.

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Ethics,estriction or prohibition of the technique. Because of this possibility, Walters and Singer (1982), gynaecologist and philosopher of Monash University, Melbourne, published a book which presents the various ethical problems and views related to IVF and ET. It was noted that the community would reali

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3317-9Wood; birth; embryo; fertility; in vitro fertilization; infertility; künstliche Befruchtung; reproduction

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Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984

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Studies in Central and Eastern Europehis chapter, the present position of IVF and ET in infertility based on tubal, male factor and undiscovered causes (idiopathic) is discussed. There will 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 procedur

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Russian Energy: Hanging on the Needle?derable improvements have been made in the laparoscopic collection of oocytes reflecting increased surgical experience and the development of instruments specifically designed for that purpose. Ultrasonically guided percutaneous aspiration of human follicles under local anaesthesia is the most recen

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Royce and Khomyakov on Community as Processorder to achieve fertilization in vitro, oocytes must be obtained and handled in a manner which retains their viability, spermatozoa capable of fertilization must be collected and prepared, and both gametes placed together in an environment capable of retaining their function. Events occurring in th