US EditionHuman error blamed for Monash IVF embryo mix-ups, but review details kept secret
- Monash IVF has stated that two separate embryo mix-ups were due to human error.
- An independent review concluded that the Brisbane incident resulted from human error.
- Malik Jainudeen expressed being 'deeply sorry' to the families involved and emphasized patient care.
- Monash IVF intends to implement recommendations from the independent review while keeping its results confidential.
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Human error blamed for Monash IVF embryo mix-ups, but review details kept secret
The fertility giant claims because of patient privacy it can’t release a review into two bungles which saw a woman give birth to a stranger’s baby and another implanted with the wrong embryo.
·Sydney, Australia
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Fertility giant to keep review secret after two IVF bungles
An Australian fertility giant will keep an independent review into two separate embryo transfer bungles a secret.Monash IVF previously apologised after a patient's embryo was "incorrectly transferred" back to her instead of her partner at a Melbourne clinic.In a different incident at the ASX-listed company's Brisbane clinic in 2023, a woman gave birth to a stranger's child following an embryo mix-up.READ MORE: Netanyahu launches extraordinary pe…
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