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Endometrial Compaction and Its Influence on Pregnancy Rate in Frozen Embryo Cycle Regimes
For a pregnancy to occur, an euploid embryo at blastocyst developmental stage, a receptive endometrium and the synchrony of both is crucial. Many studies lately investigated the influence of the endometrial thickness and pattern on the artificial reproductive technology (ART) outcome, however, with conflicting results.
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