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Efficacia e complicanze mediche delle tecniche di fecondazione artificiale

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Guillermo Lòpez
glopez@unav.es
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Navarra, Spain.
I risultati pubblicati dai centri dove si eseguono tecniche di fecondazione artificiale (ART) sono disparati e la loro efficacia varia a seconda della tecnica. L'iperstimolazione ovarica, le gravidanze multiple sulle quali spesso si effettuano la c.d. "riduzione embrionale" (aborto selettivo), e più scarsi risultati perinatali sono le complicanze più comuni delle tecniche di fecondazione artificiale. Ci sono anche complicanze psicologiche che dipendono dal successo o dal fallimento della tecnica, ed anche gravi preoccupazioni a carattere bioetico.
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Results published by centres where they perform Assisted Reproduction Techniques (ART) are disparate and their efficacy varies depending on the technique. Ovarian hyperestimulation, multiple pregnancies in which they often perform "embryo reduction" (selective abortion), and poorer perinatal results are the most common complications of ART. There are also psychological complications that depend on the success or failure of the technique, and also raise serious bioethical concerns.

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Lòpez, G. (2013). Efficacia e complicanze mediche delle tecniche di fecondazione artificiale. Medicina E Morale, 62(5). https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2013.81

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