New and investigational approaches · 2024

Ovarian PRP: more eggs, but better embryos?

Randomized controlled trial · 60 women

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Ovarian PRP: more eggs, but better embryos?

What was investigated and what was found?

Across three retrievals, PRP increased mature egg totals but not euploid blastocysts. Clinical pregnancy was higher in controls, illustrating why egg counts and pregnancy success must be separated.

Interpreting the findings

Results apply to the enrolled population and tested protocols; they are not a personal success prediction.

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