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Automation and Autonomy in the IVF Laboratory: Concepts and Implications for Embryologists
Automation is regarded as the next phase in the evolution of laboratory IVF. Despite technological advances, most laboratory procedures remain operator-dependent, contributing to variability in performance and outcomes. While automation has improved reproducibility and efficiency in many areas of me
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