Journal article
High incidence of complex chromosome abnormality in cleavage embryos from patients with repeated implantation failure
L Voullaire, V Collins, T Callaghan, J McBain, R Williamson, L Wilton
Fertility and Sterility | Published : 2007
Abstract
Objective: To analyze the chromosome abnormalities observed in the course of preimplantation aneuploidy screening using comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) on single blastomeres in relation to maternal age and previous IVF history. Design: Retrospective analytical study. Setting: A large IVF unit and the research laboratory of an associated clinical genetics unit. Patient(s): Twenty-eight women referred for aneuploidy screening of cleavage embryos. Intervention(s): Blastomere biopsy. Main Outcome Measure(s): The incidence of aneuploidy and complex abnormality in human cleavage embryos. Result(s): The incidence in embryos of aneuploidy for one to two chromosomes was significantly increase..
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