2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2022.08.754
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Non-Medical Embryo Sex Selection Results in Reduced Implantation Compared to the Transfer of the Highest Morphological Grade Blastocyst

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“…In many cases of PGT-A for sex selection, however, a choice has to be made between the best quality embryo and an embryo of the desired sex. Two recent studies both indicated a significantly reduced implantation rate when couples selected the embryo on the basis of desired sex rather than on best quality [ 7 , 8 ]. The new method may decrease the number of possible conflicts between quality and desired sex because of the higher proportion of embryos of the desires sex.…”
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“…In many cases of PGT-A for sex selection, however, a choice has to be made between the best quality embryo and an embryo of the desired sex. Two recent studies both indicated a significantly reduced implantation rate when couples selected the embryo on the basis of desired sex rather than on best quality [ 7 , 8 ]. The new method may decrease the number of possible conflicts between quality and desired sex because of the higher proportion of embryos of the desires sex.…”
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