Objective To assess whether receiving information about twin pregnancy in the form of oral
presentation given by a physician could affect the acceptance of single embryo transfer …

Background This study evaluated a questionnaire originally developed for use with health
professionals to explore and compare patients' and clinicians' perceptions of elective single …

BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of alternative ways of
providing information about the risks of twins on couples' perceptions about elective single …

OBJECTIVE: To identify factors that influence patient decision making concerning embryo
transfer. DESIGN: Prospective analysis. SETTING: In vitro fertilization unit at a tertiary-care …

BACKGROUND The present trend towards selective single embryo transfer (SET) calls for
evaluation of patient attitudes towards twins and how the patients balance advantages and …

Objective Reduction in incidence of multiple pregnancy requires transfer of fewer embryos
and ideally a single embryo. Patients views are influential in deciding the number of …

Multiple gestations resulting from IVF continue to be a major problem associated with
maternal/neonatal morbidity and mortality including preterm labour/delivery, pre-eclampsia …

Background: The number of multiple pregnancies has been significantly increased in the
last decades due to assisted reproduction techniques development. Compared to singleton …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate the information and the factors that contribute
to the decision to accept and choose single embryo transfer (SET) in females and males …

This study tested the effectiveness of the framing effect and fear appeals to inform young
people about the risks of multiple births and the option of selecting elective single-embryo …