Avanços em reprodução assistida
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https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.19870Palavras-chave:
Gravidez, gravidez múltipla, infertilidade feminina, infertilidade masculina, fertilização In vitro, transferência embrionária, transferência embrionária^i1^sméto, técnicas reprodutivasResumo
Buscou-se, por meio de uma revisão bibliográfica de publicações científicas, atualizar conhecimentos produzidos sobre reprodução assistida. Inicialmente, investigou-se o histórico e, em seguida, foram apresentados conceitos relativos à infertilidade e sobre as técnicas de reprodução assistida, especificando-se ainda alguns temas relacionados a aspectos obstétricos, epidemiológicos e perinatais. Vários artigos que abordam o tema foram apresentados. Foi discutida a situação no Brasil bem como os vários aspectos assinalados.Downloads
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