Iatrogenic twinning has become the main side-effect assisted reproduction treatment. We
have evaluated the evidence for additional care that assisted-reproduction twins may …

Infertility has a prevalence of up to 16% worldwide and is on the rise in developed nations,
largely due to pursuing childbearing at advanced reproductive ages. Advances in assisted …

Despite the risks associated with twin and higher-order multiple births, and calls in many
countries for single-embryo transfer as the standard of care for good-prognosis patients …

Twin births among users of assisted reproductive technology (ART) pose serious risks to
both mothers and infants. However, patients may prefer twins and may be unaware of the …

This review appraises evidence on the difference between single-and double-embryo
transfer (SET, DET) in assisted reproductive technology (ART) regarding the four healthcare …

STUDY QUESTION Given similar socio-demographic profiles and costs of healthcare, why
has Australia been significantly more successful than the UK in reducing the assisted …

Reducing the number of fetuses in a pregnancy: providers’ and patients’ views of
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Objective To analyze the cost-effectiveness of IVF-ICSI cycles with elective single-embryo
transfer (eSET), plus elective single frozen embryo transfer (eSFET) if pregnancy is not …

Objective To evaluate predictors for patient preference regarding multifetal or singleton
gestation among women presenting for infertility care. Design Cross-sectional study. Setting …

Twin pregnancy is an iatrogenic complication of in vitro fertilization (IVF) associated with
severe as well as subtle adverse outcomes (1). With higher implantation rates (IRs) and …