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Embryo Selection by Time Lapse Monitoring for Single Embryo Transfer ("SET")
A multiple pregnancy is an undesired outcome of assisted reproduction. Current embryo selection technologies are inefficient in identifying the embryo with the highest implantation potential. Time lapse (TL) embryo monitoring provides additional information about embryo development and therefore may aid embryo selection. The investigators aim is to study whether TL monitoring is superior to traditional embryo observation when a single blastocyst is selected for transfer (ET).
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