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COPENHAGEN -- The higher rate of obstetric complications documented in donor oocyte pregnancies is confined to those pregnancies in which the oocyte donor is not related to the recipient, according to Korean researchers.
In fact, pregnancies achieved through in vitro fertilization procedures involving oocytes donated by a sibling have a complication rate similar to that of in vitro fertilization pregnancies that do not involve donor oocytes, reported S.H. Cha, M.D., in a study that was directed by M.K. Koong, M.D., from Samsung Cheil Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul.
This is the first report linking different degrees of oocyte allogenicity to…