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Can Virtual Reality Technology Improve the Patient Experience in Oocyte Retrieval?
A non-pharmacological, non-blinded, randomized cohort study that will investigate the effect of Virtual Reality technology on the patient experience during oocyte retrieval. The primary objective of the trial is to investigate the impact of Virtual Reality technology on the patient experience
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