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Delayed Embryo Transfer in Poor Responders
Poor ovarian response indicates inadequate ovarian response to ovarian stimulation. In the current study the investigators will attempt to compare antagonist and short protocols regarding oocyte as well as embryo quantity and quality. Frozen embryo transfer will be performed in order to abolish iatrogenic effect of stimulation drugs on implantation. Still implantation and pregnancy rates are considered secondary outcomes.
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