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OP-IVM: Combining In vitro Maturation after Oocyte Retrieval with Gynecological Surgery
Published on: May 9, 2021
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Unexplained total abnormal fertilization of donor oocytes in ICSI with using spermatozoa from different patients
Hripsime Grigoryan1, Lev Levkov2, Romualdo Sciorio3
1Fertility Center, Yerevan State Medical University , Nor Nork , Armenia.
Abstract:
In this report, we present a case of unexplained total triploidy of donor eggs fertilized by ICSI from four different male partners of different couples. Woman who served as a donor was 27 year old, had her own healthy child, and previously twice served as a donor with normal fertilizations and healthy baby born.
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