… These restrictions have not only increased the use of single embryo transfer (SET), but
have led many IVF laboratories to search for alternative approaches for identifying viable …

… In frozen-thawed embryo transfer cycles, trophectoderm morphology is … Trophectoderm
morphology may be the most important parameter when selecting a single blastocyst for transfer…

… cycles of elective single embryo blastocyst transfers over a 2-year period from the SART
database. We show that blastocyst expansion stage, trophectoderm morphology, and patient …

… both fresh embryo transfer and frozen-thawed embryo transfer (F-TET) cycles. The study of
a large sample size, including 3,151 fresh cycles, confirmed that TE morphology could better …

… assessment and scoring of embryo morphology [1], with the score designating embryo quality
and transfer priority. A moderate relationship between embryo quality and IVF pregnancy …

… embryos to be chosen. The present study demonstrated that although higher trophectoderm
morphology … need for genetic analysis to reduce the risks of transferring aneuploid embryos. …

… Time-lapse monitoring systems allow for a more comprehensive evaluation of embryo
morphology and morphokinetics and decrease the number of times an incubator has to be …

… Attention also has been given to trophectoderm morphology and embryonic progression, …
faster growing embryos and those with higher grade trophectoderm morphology (Ahlström et al.…

… Our study findings suggest that trophectoderm morphological … embryo transfer; even after
adjusting for other embryonic … the link between morphology assessment and early embryo …

… , higher implantation rates per embryo transfer (∼50–60%) … ie, fewer embryo transfers, more
implantations per embryo transfer, … We propose that even if morphology (static and dynamic) …