An in vivo culture system for human embryos using an encapsulation technology: a pilot study

Patrick Aebischer, Nicolas Bouche
2009
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ACKGROUND: Animal studies have demonstrated better embryo development in vivo than in vitro. This pilot study tested the feasibility of using a novel in utero culture system (IUCS) to obtain normal human fertilization and embryo development. METHODS: The IUCS device comprised a perforated silicone hollow tube. The study included 13 patients (

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