Incidence of Retained Products of Conception Following Hormone Replacement Versus Natural Cycles in Frozen Embryo Transfer

HRC was associated with a higher RPOC incidence than NC. These exploratory findings suggest potential protocol-related differences in placental separation and warrant validation in larger, prospective multicenter studies.

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Reproductive Medicine and Biology
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/rmb2.70012
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Ovarian function and disorders
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HRC was associated with a higher RPOC incidence than NC. These exploratory findings suggest potential protocol-related differences in placental separation and warrant validation in larger, prospective multicenter studies.

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Maebashi Institute of Technology (JP), Gunma University (JP), Ladies College (LK)
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