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Appendix A References
Pages 61-66

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... 1997. Ureteral lesion secondary to vaginal ul trasound follicular puncture for Oocyte recovery in in-vitro fertilization.
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... 2001. Laparoscopic ureteral reimplantation for ureteral lesion secondary to transvaginal ultrasonography for oocyte re trieval.
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... antagonist cotreatment for in vitro fertilization commencing recombinant follicle-stimulating hormone on cycle day 2 or 5 with the standard long GnRH agonist protocol. Journal of Clinical Endocri nology and Metabolism 88(1)
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... 1996. Laparoscopy after multiple follicle aspirations fails to dem onstrate pathology in oocyte donors.
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... 1990. The psychological evaluation of oocyte donors.
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Key Terms

  • vitro fertilization
  • oocyte donors
  • oocyte donation
  • ovarian hyperstimulation
  • anonymous oocyte

  • oocyte retrieval
  • psychological characteristics
  • hyperstimulation syndrome
  • ureteral lesion
  • cell research

  • nuclear transfer
  • lesion secondary
  • ovarian stimulation
  • follicular puncture
  • embryo transfer

  • assisted reproductive
  • demographic analysis
  • controlled study
  • ureteral reimplantation
  • transvaginal ultrasonography

  • gnrh agonist
  • repeated controlled
  • developmental competence
  • repetitive oocyte
  • acute ureteral

  • human nuclear
  • agonist protocol
  • stimulation protocols
  • prospective study
  • states common


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