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Euploidy rates of embryos in young patients with good and low prognosis according to the POSEIDON criteria.

Guvenc Karlıkaya | Fazilet Kubra Boynukalin | Meral Gultomruk | Mustecep Kavrut | Remzi Abalı | Berfu Demir | Selen Ecemis | Zalihe Yarkiner | Mustafa Bahceci
Reproductive biomedicine online | 2021

Does an association exist between ovarian reserve, ovarian response and embryonic euploidy in female patients under age 35 years?

Pubmed ID: 33549484

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