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To test the hypothesis that pregnancy rates are low if grade Z1 pre-embryos are not available for transfer and to determine if pronuclear morphology is a better predictor of pregnancy than traditional embryo morphology. Prospective clinical study. Academic human reproduction laboratory. One hundred couples undergoing IVF with conventional insemination or ICSI. Embryo quality was assessed...
To test the hypothesis that couples with sperm chromatin structure assay (SCSA) DNA fragmentation index (DFI) values >27% would not achieve pregnancy with assisted reproductive techniques (ART) and to investigate how DFI and high DNA stainability (HDS), as measured by the SCSA, affect fertilization, cleavage, implantation, and pregnancy rates in IVF cycles. Prospective clinical study. Academic...
The number one preventable cause of mental retardation is alcohol consumption during pregnancy. As human service professionals, dietitians are in an ideal position to educate women regarding the dangers of alcohol use at the time of conception, throughout pregnancy, and during breastfeeding. The non-adversarial relationship that is generally present between dietitian and client provides a non-threatening...
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