Series page - Series page

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50 Big Debates in Reproductive Medicine - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-x

Contributors

pp xi-xvi

Foreword

pp xvii-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-1

Section I - Limits for IVF

pp 2-23

1A - Female Age 42 Years Should Be the Upper Limit for Conventional IVF/ICSI Treatment

pp 2-4

1B - Female Age 42 Years Should Be the Upper Limit for Conventional IVF/ICSI Treatment

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2A - Women with a BMI over 40 Should Be Refused Fertility Treatment

pp 8-10

2B - Women with a BMI over 40 Should Be Refused Fertility Treatment

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3A - Female Age of Menopause Is a Fair Limit for Ovum Donation

pp 15-16

3B - Female Age of Menopause Is a Fair Limit for Ovum Donation

pp 17-18

4A - Social Egg Freezing Should Be Available Up To the Age of 40 Years

pp 19-21

4B - Social Egg Freezing Should Be Available Up To the Age of 40 Years

pp 22-23

Section II - IVF Add-ons

pp 24-73

5A - DHEA Is an Effective Treatment for Poor Responders

pp 24-25

5B - DHEA Is an Effective Treatment for Poor Responders

pp 26-28

6A - The Addition of LH/hCG to FSH Improves IVF Outcome

pp 29-31

6B - The Addition of LH/hCG to FSH Improves IVF Outcome

pp 32-34

7A - Acupuncture Is a Useful Adjuvant for Fertility Treatment

pp 35-36

7B - Acupuncture Is a Useful Adjuvant for Fertility Treatment

pp 37-39

8A - There Is a Role for Pre-conceptional Treatment with CoQ10

pp 40-43

8B - There Is a Role for Pre-conceptional Treatment with CoQ10

pp 44-45

9A - There Is a Role for Pre-conceptional Treatment with Vitamin D

pp 46-48

9B - There Is a Role for Pre-conception Treatment with Vitamin D

pp 49-50

10A - Natural Killer Cell Assay in the Blood Is a Useless Investigation

pp 51-52

10B - Natural Killer Cell Assay in the Blood Is a Useless Investigation

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