Gamal I. Serour

TL;DR: Keystones in the successful implementation of infertility care in low-resource settings include simplification of diagnostic and ART procedures, minimizing the complication rate of interventions, providing training-courses for health-care workers and incorporating infertility treatment into sexual and reproductive health- Care programmes.

TL;DR: Evaluated randomised controlled trials comparing different policies for the number of embryos transferred following IVF or intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection in subfertile women found that for a woman with a 15% risk of multiple pregnancy following a single cycle of DET, the risk following asingle cycle of SET would be between 1% and 4%.

TL;DR: Single embryo transfer significantly reduces the risk of multiple pregnancy, but also decreases the chance of live birth in a fresh IVF cycle, and subsequent replacement of a single frozen embryo achieves a live birth rate comparable with double embryo transfer.

TL;DR: Three hundred thirty-five patients selected for in vitro fertilization (IVF) were randomly divided into two groups and dummy embryo transfer was subjected to dummy ET to choose the most suitable ET catheter for each patient.