Titlebook: Human in Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer; Don P. Wolf,Martin M. Quigley Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Embryo.biology.ferti

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Legal Issues Raised by , Fertilization and Embryo Transfer,icipating in the process, as well as the rights of the children created by this technique. Alternatives to . fertilization (such as . fertilization with embryo transfer) and research applications of . fertilization raise additional legal issues.

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Maturation of the Follicular Microenvironment,n the fate of the selected oocyte. The purpose of this chapter is to survey the factors basic to follicular development and achievement of dominance in the spontaneous menstrual cycle. Understanding these events is mandatory to those who attempt hormonal manipulation of the ovarian cycle to ensure oocyte retrieval for . fertilization.

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Historical Background and Essentials for a Program in , Fertilization and Embryo Transfer,T) as a treatment modality for certain types of human infertility. One of the characteristics of a rapid growth phase in the application of a relatively sophisticated new technology is a lack of standardization in approaches as well as a predominence of ancedotal accounts of results. Only now, after

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Legal Issues Raised by , Fertilization and Embryo Transfer,reproduction, various legal precedents have been consulted to sort out the rights and responsibilities of the doctors, gamete donors, and couples participating in the process, as well as the rights of the children created by this technique. Alternatives to . fertilization (such as . fertilization wi

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Patient Screening and Selection,eatment by IVF-ET will result from considerations of the couple’s desires, the capacity of the treatment center and the particular orientation of the treatment team. However, at no time, either now or in the future, should a patient be treated with IVF-ET unless there is no other reasonable treatmen

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Maturation of the Follicular Microenvironment,the dominant follicle. It is the microenvironment of the follicle destined to ovulate that determines the circulating hormonal milieu and impinges upon the fate of the selected oocyte. The purpose of this chapter is to survey the factors basic to follicular development and achievement of dominance i

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Enhanced Follicular Development with Clomiphene Citrate and Human Chorionic Gonadotropin,ryo transfer (IVF-ET). This goal requires either stringent surveillance of an unperturbed spontaneous follicular phase, as detailed in the previous chapter, or hormonal regulation of the cohort stage. Edwards et al. (1980b) credited their change from stimulated cycles to spontaneous cycles as the ma

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Monitoring Follicular Development with Ultrasound,ificantly increased over the past few years as a safe and reliable noninvasive method and has become an integral part of most . fertilization and embryo transfer (IVF-ET) programs throughout the world. Ultrasound has been used to assess human follicular development in spontaneous cycles (Queenan et