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The Role of Immunological Mechanisms in Physiological Pregnancy and the Consequences of Disturbing Them during in vitro Fertilization
2020
International Journal of Biomedicine
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We observed the immunologic status of clinically healthy women and women with tuboperitoneal infertility during the planning and first trimester of pregnancy. The markers of unsuccessful in vitro fertilization (IVF) attempts were also identified. No pathological anomalies were noted in the clinically healthy women before and after conception. The changes in the immune system of infertile women who underwent IVF were different from the women who had physiologic pregnancy. Identification of these
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