A randomized controlled, non-inferiority trial of modified natural versus artificial cycle for cryo-thawed embryo transfer.
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B. Kollen | M. Goddijn | F. Broekmans | J. Laven | J. D. de Bruin | B J Kollen | N. Macklon | C. Koks | E R Groenewoud | B J Cohlen | A Al-Oraiby | E A Brinkhuis | F J M Broekmans | J P de Bruin | G van den Dool | K Fleisher | J Friederich | M Goddijn | A Hoek | D A Hoozemans | E M Kaaijk | C A M Koks | J S E Laven | P J Q van der Linden | A P Manger | E Slappendel | T Spinder | N S Macklon | A. Hoek | E. Kaaijk | E. Groenewoud | B. Cohlen | J. Bruin | G. van den Dool | E. Slappendel | D. Hoozemans | E. Brinkhuis | T. Spinder | A. P. Manger | J. Friederich | P. J. van der Linden | A. Al-Oraiby | K. Fleisher | Nick S. Macklon | A. Hoek | Jaap Friederich | Amani Al-Oraiby | G. V. D. Dool | P.J.Q. van der Linden
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