Risk factors for delayed embryo development - Course ID:59 -
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Looking at a cohort of freee-all cycles at a single clinic, a numbe of independent risk factors can be identified to predict whether all the embros cryo-stored were either on time (day 5) or delayed (day 6)in their development.
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