First Bologna, then Poseidon: What are we still missing to personalize care for patients undergoing assisted reproductive technology with a poor prognosis?

Papri Sarkar, Phillip A. Romanski, Kate Devine
Fertility and sterility · 2023 · vol. 120(3) , pp. 615–616 · doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2023.06.028 · PMID:37391060 · W4382727116
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This paper discusses the Bologna and Poseidon criteria for identifying poor responders in assisted reproductive technology and highlights gaps in current understanding for personalized treatment.

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