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Congenital malformations and assisted reproductive technique: Where is assisted reproductive technique taking us?

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2012Publisher:MedknowJournal:Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences, volume 5, page 244 (issn: 0974-1208,

Authors: Pooja Lodha; Vineeta Kharb; Sunita Tandulwadkar;

doi: 10.4103/0974-1208.106334

pmid: 23533070

pmc: PMC3604829

Congenital malformations and assisted reproductive technique: Where is assisted reproductive technique taking us?

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Abstract

Development of ART has great benefit for millions of couples all over the world and with falling fertility rate there are a growing numbers of children born with the help of ART, it is important to investigate potential risks to these children. IVF-ICSI pregnancies are associated with higher risk for multiple gestation, preterm labor and low birth weight. It is an area of great conflict and interest that whether ART is associated with increased congenital malformations or not. So, this article reviews the data and evidences linking ART to congenital malformations.

Keywords

Assisted reproductive techniques, RG1-991, intracytoplasmic sperm injection, Gynecology and obstetrics, Review Article, in vitro fertilization

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