Are Pregnancies Conceived Via ART Truly a Distinct Obstetric Phenotype? – EMJ
European Medical Journal (EMJ) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Are pregnancies conceived via Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) truly a distinct obstetric phenotype?
A new review article by Karakaya H and Akarsu GD, published in EMJ Reproductive Health, dives deep into the pathophysiology and evolving risks associated with ART-conceived pregnancies.
The authors emphasise that to improve outcomes, we must move towards personalised, multidisciplinary care that accounts for both the biological impact of ART and the underlying factors of infertility.
Essential reading for clinicians and researchers looking to refine their approach to high-risk obstetric care.”
Title: The Assisted Reproductive Technologies Conceived Pregnancy: Pathophysiology, Risks, and Evolving Concepts
Authors: Hüseyin Karakaya, Gökhan Doğukan Akarsu
You can read the Full Review in the European Medical Journal.
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