Female overweight is not associated with a higher embryo euploidy rate in first trimester miscarriages karyotyped by hysteroembryoscopy.
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2011-10
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Overweight women (body mass indexR25 kg/m2) present an embryo euploidy rate in first trimester miscarriages similar to normoweight controls after a selective biopsy and karyotyping of embryo and/or chorion samples taken by hysteroembryoscopy.
Las mujeres con sobrepeso (índice de masa corporal R25 kg/m2) presentan una tasa de euploidía embrionaria en los abortos espontáneos del primer trimestre similar a los controles de peso normal después de una biopsia selectiva y un cariotipo de muestras de embrión y/o corion tomadas mediante histeroembrioscopia.
Las mujeres con sobrepeso (índice de masa corporal R25 kg/m2) presentan una tasa de euploidía embrionaria en los abortos espontáneos del primer trimestre similar a los controles de peso normal después de una biopsia selectiva y un cariotipo de muestras de embrión y/o corion tomadas mediante histeroembrioscopia.
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Bellver J, Cruz F, Martínez MC, Ferro J, Ramírez JF, Pellicer A, Garrido N. Female overweight is not associated with a higher embryo euploidy rate in first trimester miscarriages karyotyped by hysteroembryoscopy. Fertil Steril. 2011 Oct;96(4):931-3. doi: 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2011.07.003. Epub 2011 Jul 30. PMID: 21802669.
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