The development of physical health of children born by the mode of fresh embryo transfer and frozen embryo transfer
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Fresh embryo transfer, frozen embryo transfer, physical health
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Objective: Comparison of physical development of children born by the method of transferring fresh and frozen embryos. Subject and method: Study of prospective cohort on 90 babies born by fresh embryo transfer method and 270 babies born by frozen embryo transfer method at 5 - 30 months of age were examined in 2015 - 2018 at Tu Du Hospital, regardless of gender, in Ho Chi Minh city. Result and conclusion: There was no difference in physical development (weight, height, BMI, classification of overweight and moderate-severe malnutrition) between the two in vitro fertilization groups that transferred fresh and frozen embryos.
Keywords: Fresh embryo transfer, frozen embryo transfer, physical health.
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5. Ombelet W, Cooke I, Dyer S et al (2008) Infertility and the provision of infertility medical services in developing countries. Human Reproduction Update 14(6): 605-621.