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Introduction: Key performance indicators in assisted reproductive technologies

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Scott, Richard T. | de Ziegler, Dominique

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International audience. Assisted reproductive technology (ART) has been so widely deployed across the world that over 1% of all births are now ART babies, with even higher percentages in the Nordic countries. As pregnancy rates are limited by technical, population, and inherent limitations of human reproduction, key performance indicators should be defined for all the different facets of ART to measure the efficacy of the procedure.

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