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B Campbell
Researcher at Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Publications - 6
Citations - 521
B Campbell is an academic researcher from Abbott Northwestern Hospital. The author has contributed to research in topics: Embryo quality & Semen quality. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications receiving 494 citations.
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Sperm DNA fragmentation is increased in couples with unexplained recurrent pregnancy loss.
Douglas T. Carrell,Lihua Liu,C. M. Peterson,Kirtly Parker Jones,Harry H. Hatasaka,Lisa Erickson,B Campbell +6 more
TL;DR: The data indicate that some RPL patients have a significant increase of sperm DNA fragmentation, which may be causative of pregnancy loss in some patients.
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Body mass index is inversely related to intra-follicular HCG concentrations, embryo quality and IVF outcome
Douglas T. Carrell,Douglas T. Carrell,Kirtly Parker Jones,C. Matthew Peterson,Vincent W. Aoki,Benjamin R. Emery,B Campbell +6 more
TL;DR: Data indicate that intra-follicular HCG concentration is inversely related to BMI, and may be related to a concurrent decrease in embryo quality and pregnancy rates.
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Sperm chromosome aneuploidy as related to male factor infertility and some ultrastructure defects
Douglas T. Carrell,Benjamin R. Emery,Aaron L. Wilcox,B Campbell,Lisa Erickson,Harry H. Hatasaka,Kirtly Parker Jones,C. M. Peterson +7 more
TL;DR: The high rates of aneuploidy in patients with severe ultrastructure defects suggest that caution should be employed in counseling those patients prior to IVF/ICSI, which may contribute to infertility or diminish the likelihood of a successful outcome from IVF orICSI.
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A simplified coculture system using homologous, attached cumulus tissue results in improved human Embryo morphology and pregnancy rates during in vitro fertilization
Douglas T. Carrell,C. M. Peterson,Kirtly Parker Jones,Harry H. Hatasaka,Laurence C. Udoff,Charles E. Cornwell,Cindy Thorp,Paul H. Kuneck,Lisa Erickson,B Campbell +9 more
TL;DR: Data indicate that a simple coculture system using autologous cumulus tissue can result in improved embryo morphology, implantation rates, and clinical pregnancy rates during in vitro fertilization.