Repeated implantation failure and recurrent spontaneous abortion are among the most complex clinical situations in reproductive medicine. They do not respond to a single cause or a uniform study protocol. Their diagnosis requires identifying which factors are involved in each particular patient, systematically discarding embryonic, uterine, immunological and endometrial variables before proposing a new transfer attempt. The frequency of chromoso…
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Repeated implantation failure and recurrent spontaneous abortion are among the most complex clinical situations in reproductive medicine. They do not respond to a [...]