Session 23: Progress in ovarian stimulation for IVF
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François Vialard (France)
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The genetics of ovarian capacity |
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Sesh Kamal Sunkara (United Kingdom)
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Diagnosis, treatment and significance of poor ovarian response |
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Session 24: Oocyte activation
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Thomas Ebner (Austria)
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Induced oocyte activation in the lab – principles and practice |
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Session 26: Paramedical invited session
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Valerie L. Peddie (United Kingdom)
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Qualitative nursing research in fertility and reproduction: Methods and findings |
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Session 27: Embryonic biomarkers - Are we getting nearer?
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Aikaterini Chatzimeletiou (Greece)
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The metabolic profile of the human embryo as revealed by screening for >100 metabolites by HILIC-MS/MS and its association with development and chromosomal abnormalities |
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Antonio Capalbo (Italy)
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Secreted miRNAs can be profiled with high accuracy and reproducibility from blastocyst spent culture media: a new potential biomarker for non-invasive embryo selection |
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Session 29: Novel techniques in andrology
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Sarah Martins da Silva (United Kingdom)
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Can a patch fix it - electrophysiological studies of sperm and potential impact on clinical practice |
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Maria De Los Llanos Medrano (Spain)
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A modified protocol of sperm vitrification shows less cryodamge and enhanced sperm viability than classical slow freezing techniques |
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Laura Romany (Spain)
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Sperm selection using MACS technology does not improve live-birth delivery rates when ICSI was performed in ovum donation. Prospective and randomized trial in unselected males. |
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Michael Hartman (Canada)
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In vitro fertilization versus in vitro fertilization-intracytoplasmic sperm injection in patients who previously failed intrauterine insemination |
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Session 30: Basic science endometriosis
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Martin Götte (Germany)
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microRNA miR-142-3p regulates endometriotic cell invasiveness by targeting integrin-related molecular pathways |
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Sachiko Matsuzaki (France)
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Aberrant activation of the Akt–S6K1 signal pathway in a fibrotic microenvironment in deep endometriosis |
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Nicola Tempest (United Kingdom)
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Endometrial telomerase activity is limited to human epithelial cells, plays a fundamental role in glandular formation and might have therapeutic implications in endometrial proliferative diseases |
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Dana Chuderland (Israel)
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PEDF based therapy for angiogenesis-related reproductive disorders |
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Yesim Bayoglu Tekin (Turkey)
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Comparison of the anti-inflammatory effect of resveratrol and leuprolide acetate in an experimental endometriosis model |
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Session 31: Clinical trials in ovarian stimulation
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Julia Bosdou (Greece)
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Does extending the time interval between human chorionic gonadotrophin administration and oocyte pick-up by two hours affect oocyte retrieval rate - a randomized clinical trial |
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Birgit Alsbjerg (Denmark)
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Endocrine effects of rhCG or rLH supplementation to rFSH stimulation in a GnRHa long down-regulation protocol - a randomized controlled study |
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Ali Abbara (United Kingdom)
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Kisspeptin – a novel physiological trigger for oocyte maturation in IVF treatment |
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Efstratios Kolibianakis (Greece)
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Corifollitropin-alfa compared to daily rFSH in poor responders undergoing ICSI: a randomized clinical trial |
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Session 32: Patients' needs and wishes: Where to draw the line?
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Kristien Hens (The Netherlands)
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In vitro screening and selection of embryos by whole-genome sequencing and analysis - assessment of its usefulness and ethical implications |
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Heidi Mertes (Belgium)
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Maybe we shouldn’t give infertile patients what they want, but what they need |
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Inez Raes (Belgium)
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Donor conception disclosure: directive or non-directive counselling |
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Monica Singh (India)
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A prospective randomized controlled study (RCT) depicting favourable IVF-ICSI outcomes following anti-tubercular treatment in cases with positive PCR test for endometrial non tuberculous mycobateria |
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Session 33: European and Global ART Monitoring
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Markus S. Kupka (Germany)
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Assisted reproductive technology in Europe, 2011: results generated from European registers by ESHRE. Preliminary results |
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Fernando Zegers (Chile)
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How the Latin American ART Registry transitioned from summary to individualized data |
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Session 34: Long-term health in Turner syndrome women
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Viveca Söderström - Anttila, M.D., Ph.D. (Finland)
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Pregnancy outcome after oocyte donation in women with Turner syndrome – what are the risks? |
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Claus H. Gravholt (Denmark)
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Optimizing health care for adult women with Turner syndrome |
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Session 35: The voice of donor sperm recipients
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Maria Salomon (Denmark)
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Solo mothers and women with a partner seeking donor insemination – attitudes towards motherhood and socio-demographic characteristics - a national study from public Danish fertility clinics |
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Sara Somers (Belgium)
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Family decision making: a qualitative study in lesbian couples after donor conception |
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Hanna Van Parys (Belgium)
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How do lesbian parents and their children experience family communication about the donor conception - a multi-perspective qualitative study |
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An Ravelingien (Belgium)
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Handing over control: lesbian couples’ views on and experiences with limited input in sperm donor selection |
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Session 36: Advances in genetic testing
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Pascal Borry (Belgium)
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Direct to consumer genetic testing |
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Session 37: Assisted reproduction and human rights (Joint session ESHRE SIG Ethics and Law and FIGO's Ethics Committee)
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Bernard M. Dickens (Canada)
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Access to assisted reproduction as a human right |
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Guido Pennings (Belgium)
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Cross-border reproductive care and global justice |
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Gamal I. Serour (Egypt)
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Reproductive ethics: human rights or religious authority |
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Session 38: Invited patient session - Social infertility (e.g. gamete freezing for social reasons; delayed pregnancy; age factor)
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Rita Vassena (Spain)
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Social egg freezing- the clinician point of view: information, indications and expectations |
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Vanya Savova (Bulgaria)
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The conflict between psychology and medicine - Social freezing motivation and consequences |
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Session 39: Paramedical invited session
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Helen J. Kendrew (United Kingdom)
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The pivotal role of the nurse in a fertility clinic |
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Helga Sol Olafsdottir (Iceland)
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"The de jure stateless children": The dilemma of cross-border surrogacy |
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Session 40: Time-lapse imaging - Which embryo gets the Oscar?
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Nicolas Le Fleuter (France)
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External validation of meseguer's prediction model according to embryo transfer policy (cleavage stage or blastocyst) |
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Amy Barrie (United Kingdom)
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An examination of the ability of six published, time-lapse imaging embryo selection algorithms to predict implantation when applied to the same cohort of implanted embryos |
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Matthew VerMilyea (U.S.A.)
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Computer-automated time-lapse analysis test results correlate to clinical pregnancy and embryo implantation: a prospective, blinded, multi-center study |
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Susan Montgomery (United Kingdom)
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The relationship between early cleavage morphokinetic time points is more predictive of implantation and live birth than single time points alone |
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Session 41: Improving ART outcome
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Sabine Roesner (Germany)
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Predictive value of serum and follicular fluid levels of 25-OH vitamin D, osteopontin and sclerostin on the outcome of assisted reproductive treatment |
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Sarah Johnson (United Kingdom)
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Urine hormones in relation to ultrasound observed ovulation and serum hormones in cycles from women with reportedly normal menstrual cycles |
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Isabella Cobuzzi (Italy)
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Arcuate uterus: is a normal or septate uterus |
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Session 42: Sperm DNA integrity
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Andrei Zanko (U.S.A.)
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Revisiting DNA integrity in function of sperm motility |
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Tyler Cozzubbo (U.S.A.)
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Seminal plasma round cell as an indicator of spermatogenic integrity |
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Louisa Johanesen (U.S.A.)
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Topographic mapping of sperm DNA fragmentation within the male genital tract |
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Queenie V. Neri (U.S.A.)
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The quest for the less than ideal spermatozoon — does it generate good quality embryos |
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Session 43: Safety issues for mother and child
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Helene Letur - Köenirsch (France)
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Pregnancies issued from egg donation are associated to a higher risk of hypertensive pathologies then control ART pregnancies. Results of a large comparative cohort study |
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Laurentiu Craciunas (United Kingdom)
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Cervical mucus removal prior to embryo transfer in women undergoing IVF/ICSI: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials |
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Session 44: Underlying mechanisms of early pregnancy pathology
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Jean Calleja-Agius (Malta)
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Inflammatory cytokines in the placenta and maternal circulation of chromosomally abnormal first trimester miscarriages |
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Saeed Zarei (Iran)
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Relation between cytokine gene polymorphisms and concentration of autoantibodies and CD markers in Iranian recurrent miscarriage patients |
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Merel Van den Berg (The Netherlands)
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An early pregnancy assessment unit improves quality of care and reduces health care costs |
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Session 45: Epigenetics in gamete competence and implantation
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Triin Viltrop (Estonia)
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Imprinting landscape of human placenta as discovered by whole transcriptome RNA-sequencing and exome variant data analysis |
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Thomas Haaf (Germany)
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DNA methylation analysis of in vitro matured human oocytes retrieved from small antral follicles |
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Julia Rehnitz (Germany)
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Variable expression of the major POI/POF candidate gene FMR1 in human granulosa cells under epigenetic control: genetic marker for human ovarian reserve? |
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Session 46: Clinical endocrinology (1)
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West Sammeli (Finland)
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Polycystic ovary syndrome and its symptoms increase the risk of pregnancy complications: population-based cohort study |
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Baidyanath Chakravarty (India)
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Hyperhomocysteinemia rather than hyperinsulinemia - the major determinant for long-term thrombophilic manifestations of polycystic ovary syndrome |
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Meike Mutsaerts (The Netherlands)
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The effectiveness of a structured lifestyle program in overweight and obese subfertile women. Preliminary data from a randomised controlled trial (LIFEstyle study) |
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Session 47: Basic physiology in embryology
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Jingjie Li (China)
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A modified human growth differentiation factor 9 is potently active in a porcine ivm model with inherent low oocyte developmental competence |
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Sander Kleijkers (The Netherlands)
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Differences in gene expression in human preimplantation embryos cultured in two different IVF culture media |
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Session 48: Implantation failure and the endometrium
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Neelam Potdar (United Kingdom)
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Network meta-analysis of interventions used to improve clinical pregnancy rate in women with implantation failure |
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Randhir Singh (India)
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Intra-uterine administration of human chorionic gonadotrophin (hcg) before embryo transfer in recurrent implantation failure (RIF) patients improves implantation and pregnancy rates in IVF-ICSI cycles |
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Bindu Mehta (India)
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Serum VEGF level on day of embryo transfer is indicative of a vascularized receptive endometrium and is a non-invasive implantation marker in ongoing IVF cycles |
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Session 49: Nurses' perspective in patient care and quality of life
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Diana Guerra Diaz (Spain)
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Spanish patient's desires and attitudes about single or multiple embryo transfer |
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Rebecca Nataloni (Spain)
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Is the quality of life in poor ovarian responders (POR) worse than normal responders? a prospective study using fertiqol |
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Christina Bergh (Sweden)
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Quality of care in an IVF programme: differences and similarities between genders |
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Session 50: The psychology of fertility preservation and gamete donation
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Camille Lallemant (United Kingdom)
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Oocyte freezing for social indications: an internet based survey of knowledge, attitudes and intentions among women in Denmark and the United Kingdom |