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• W2110368768 abstract "This study reports two clinical pregnancies and one live birth following the transfer of vitrified blastocysts developed from oocytes with neither zona pellucida nor corona cells. Two zona-free oocytes obtained from two patients of advanced maternal age undergoing minimal stimulation were normally fertilized after intracytoplasmic sperm injection. In case 1, all four blastomeres of the zona-free embryo were loosely associated and inserted back into ruptured zona on day 2. Zona-free embryo from case 2 had tight contacts between blastomeres and was cultured without zona. Both embryos derived from zona-free oocytes progressed to blastocyst stage and were cryopreserved by vitrification. When patients came back for a cryopreserved embryo transfer, both vitrified blastocysts survived warming. In case 1, transfer of a warmed blastocyst with reconstructed zona resulted in a clinical pregnancy that ended in a spontaneous abortion at 22 weeks. In case 2, live birth was achieved with a normal healthy baby (male) weighing 2381 g at 40 weeks’ gestation. This report emphasizes the importance of maintenance of normal cell arrangement on the subsequent embryonic development for a zona-free oocyte. Zona-free oocytes may provide a valuable source of embryos for infertility patients, especially for those with a limited number of oocytes.In this study, we report two clinical pregnancies and one live birth following the transfer of vitrified blastocysts developed from oocytes with neither zona pellucida nor corona cells. Two zona-free oocytes obtained from two patients of advanced maternal age undergoing minimal stimulation were normally fertilized after intracytoplasmic sperm injection. In case 1, all four blastomeres of the zona-free embryo were loosely associated and inserted back into ruptured zona on day 2. Zona-free embryo from case 2 had tight contacts between blastomeres and was cultured without zona. Both embryos derived from zona-free oocytes progressed to blastocyst stage and were cryopreserved by vitrification. When patients came back for a cryopreserved embryo transfer, both vitrified blastocysts survived warming. In case 1, transfer of a warmed blastocyst with reconstructed zona resulted in a clinical pregnancy that ended in a spontaneous abortion at 22 weeks. In case 2, live birth was achieved with a normal healthy baby (male) weighing 2381 g at 40 weeks’ gestation. Our report emphasizes the importance of maintenance of normal cell arrangement on the subsequent embryonic development for a zona-free oocyte. Zona-free oocytes may provide a valuable source of embryos for infertility patients, especially for those with a limited number of oocytes." @default.
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• W2110368768 title "Pregnancy and live birth following the transfer of vitrified–warmed blastocysts derived from zona- and corona-cell-free oocytes" @default.
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