Ultrasound-guided embryo transfer does not offer any benefit in clinical outcome: a randomized controlled trial.

Ioannis Kosmas; Ronny Janssens; Luc De Munck; Haifa Al-Turki; Josiane Van Der Elst; Herman Tournaye; Paul Devroey

Ultrasound-guided embryo transfer does not offer any benefit in clinical outcome: a randomized controlled trial.

Ioannis Kosmas
, Ronny Janssens
, Luc De Munck
, Haifa Al-Turki
, Josiane Van Der Elst
, Herman Tournaye
, Paul Devroey

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BACKGROUND: Ultrasound-guided embryo transfer (ET) is widely suggested as a standard clinical practice that improves overall embryo implantation and pregnancy rates. Various studies of this issue suffer from methodological pitfalls, so that a randomized controlled trial, which overcomes these problems, might be valuable. METHODS: Three hundred women aged

Originele taal-2	English
Pagina's (van-tot)	1327-1334
Aantal pagina's	8
Tijdschrift	Human Reproduction
Volume	22
Status	Published - 2007

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