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The number of children living at home and the duration of embryo cryopreservation are significant risk factors for cryopreserved embryo abandonment
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The number of children living at home and the duration of embryo cryopreservation are significant risk factors for cryopreserved embryo abandonment

C.R Sweet, G Papkov, K.C Wiedman-Klayum, E.L Norton and K.F Miles
Fertility and sterility, Vol.106(3), pp.e71-e71
09-2016

Abstract

Excerpt: Patients making final cryopreserved embryo disposition decisions from 2007 - 2013 at a private reproductive endocrine practice were studied. An IRB-approved chart review waiver was granted. Up to 132 variables were collected for each record. Parametric and nonparametric methods such as t-test, weighted least squares regression and chi-square test for independence were performed, all at the p ≤ .05 level of significance. A sample size of 85 yielded an 80% power of finding a significant difference at the alpha = 0.05.
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