In vitro fertilisation supervised by Dr.Ali Alhussaini Dr. Sausan Talib

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There are many reasons why pregnancy may not occur following IVF and embryo transfer, including : The timing of ovulation may be misjudged, or ovulation may not be able to be predicted or may not occur Attempts to obtain eggs that develop during the monitored cycle may be unsuccessful The eggs obtained may be abnormal or may have been damaged during the retrieval process A semen specimen may not be able to be provided
Fertilisation of eggs to form embryos may not occur Cleavage or cell division of the fertilised eggs may not take place The embryo may not develop normally Implantation may not occur Equipment failure, infection and/or human error or other unforeseen and uncontrollable factors, which may result in the loss of or damage to the eggs, the semen sample and/or the embryos
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In vitro fertilisation supervised by Dr.Ali Alhussaini Dr. Sausan Talib

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