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Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E259-E259.DOI:

INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) ON EMBRYO MORPHOKINETICS USING TIME-LAPSE EMBRYO IMAGING [Meeting Abstract]

Goldman, KN; Kramer, YG; Melzer-Ross, K; Grifo, JA
ISI:000342500201120
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1317812
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E314-E314.DOI:

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH VITRIFIED-WARMED (V-W) DONOR EGGS VERSUS FRESH DONOR EGGS AT A BUSY IVF PROGRAM. [Meeting Abstract]

McCaffrey, C; Licciardi, F; LaBella, P; Olivares, R; McCulloh, D; Noyes, N; Grifo, JA
ISI:000342500201290
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1317822
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E324-E324.DOI:

THAWING CRYOPRESERVED OOCYTES: GENETIC SCREENING OF THAWED OOCYTES AND ONGOING PREGNANCY SUCCESS RATE. [Meeting Abstract]

Kramer, YG; Goldman, KN; Hodes-Wertz, B; Buldo-Licciardi, J; McCulloh, DH; Grifo, JA
ISI:000342500201321
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1317832
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E346-E346.DOI:

ADVANCED PATERNAL AGE DOES NOT AFFECT EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT IN PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC SCREENING CYCLES [Meeting Abstract]

Morin, S; Hodes-Wertz, B; Grifo, J
ISI:000342500201384
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1317842
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E173-E173.DOI:

QUESTIONING THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE ANEUPLOIDY PREDICTION MODEL [Meeting Abstract]

McCulloh, DH; Kramer, Y; Kofinas, J; Melzer-Ross, K; McCaffrey, C; Buldo-Licciardi, J; Noyes, N; Grifo, JA
ISI:000342500200510
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1318072
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E185-E185.DOI:

LIVE BIRTHS AND ONGOING PREGNANCIES AFTER THAWED EUPLOID EMBRYO TRANSFER IN WOMEN 40 TO 43. [Meeting Abstract]

Lee, H-L; McCulloh, DH; Adler, A; Lee, T-L; Hodes-Wertz, B; Grifo, J
ISI:000342500200545
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1318082
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):E236-E237.DOI:

COMPARING ROUTES OF PROGESTERONE (P) FOR LUTEAL SUPPORT IN DONOR-OOCYTE RECIPIENTS (DER) FOLLOWING FRESH EMBRYOTRANSFER (ET). [Meeting Abstract]

Makhijani, RB; Goldman, KN; Buldo-Licciardi, J; McCulloh, DH; Grifo, JA; Licciardi, F
ISI:000342500201048
ISSN: 1556-5653
CID: 1318092
Virtual mentor : VM. 2014:16(10):787-92.DOI: 10.1001/virtualmentor.2014.16.10.ecas1-1410

Informing Patients about Declining Fertility

Beuttler, Marc M; Goldman, Kara N; Grifo, Jamie A
PMID: 25310044
ISSN: 1937-7010
CID: 1311012
Fertility & sterility. 2014:102(3):658-9.DOI: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2014.06.021

The practice of in vitro fertilization according to the published literature [Editorial]

Grifo, Jamie; Kofinas, Jason; Schoolcraft, William B
PMID: 25030707
ISSN: 0015-0282
CID: 1173562
Journal of assisted reproduction & genetics. 2014:31(6):667-73.DOI: 10.1007/s10815-014-0217-0

A greater number of euploid blastocysts in a given cohort predicts excellent outcomes in single embryo transfer cycles

Morin, Scott; Melzer-Ross, Katherine; McCulloh, David; Grifo, Jamie; Munne, Santiago
PURPOSE: This multicentered retrospective study analyzed whether the quantity of euploid blastocysts in a given cohort after comprehensive chromosomal screening can be used to identify candidates for single embryo transfer. METHODS: Blastocysts from 437 patients underwent trophectoderm biopsy followed by array comparative genomic hybridization. Embryos were then selected for single or double embryo transfer. The number of euploid blastocysts produced and transferred for each patient was recorded, as was clinical pregnancy rate and multiple gestation rate. RESULTS: In patients with /= 4 euploid blastocysts, clinical pregnancy rate was not reduced with single embryo transfer was performed, whereas the multiple gestation rate was greatly reduced. CONCLUSIONS: Size of the euploid embryo cohort is a marker for success in single embryo transfer cycles. Patients who produce at least four euploid blastocysts are outstanding candidates for single embryo transer.
PMCID:4048376
PMID: 24659020
ISSN: 1058-0468
CID: 1103072