Andrew P. Zbar • Robert D. Madoff Steven D. Wexner Editors 2013 Reconstructive Surgery of the Rectum, Anus and Perineum , edited by Andrew Zbar, Robert Madoff, and Steven Wexner is a major textbook containing about 600 pages divided into 54 chapters written by an internationally renowned panel of authors from fi ve continents. As the title implies, […]
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Fabiola Bento ● Sandro Esteves ● Ashok Agarwal Editors 2013 A Practical Guide This is no ordinary book. It is a detailed description, such as has never before compiled, of the current status of quality management in centers specialized in assisted reproductive technology (ART). It describes in detail the various items of equipment and supplies necessary to set […]
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Mark V. Sauer Editor 2013 Second Edition This second edition of Principles of Oocyte and Embryo Donation , published 15 years in the wake of the fi rst, is timely and welcome. The volume chronicles more recent stages of a scientifi c saga that began over 25 years ago whenin 1984 the fi rst oocyte and embryo […]
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Jean-Claude Emperaire 2013 La stimulation de l’ovulation par les gonadotrophines fait tôt ou tard partie intégrante de la prise en charge de la plupart des couples infertiles, du traitement de première ligne jusqu’à la fécondation in vitro. Si l’hyperstimulation contrôlée pour FIV demande déjà une certaine expérience, la stimulation monofolliculaire ou paucifolliculaire devrait pouvoir être assurée par le […]
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Anver Kuliev 2013 Second Edition The casual reader may not fully appreciate the signifi cance of the well-chosen title for this unique and welcome second edition of Practical Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis . The title is not only apropos but provided by the team that truly made it possible. Prenatal genetic diagnosis began in the 1950s, with detection of X-chromatin in […]
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Sous la direction de Gérard Amarenco et Agnès Senéjoux 2013 Il faut dire que nous avons été très tentés, Agnès et moi, d’en faire un bouquin de… chiottes ! Vous savez, ces « machins » qui n’ont pas d’ouvrage le nom, torchés à la va-vite sur un bout de table, consommés comme un burger dans un fast food, […]
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Luca Saba • U. Rajendra Acharya Stefano Guerriero • Jasjit Suri Editors 2013
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Giovanni Coticchio • David F. Albertini Lucia De Santis Editors 2013 The oocyte is one of the largest and most mysterious of cells in mammalian organisms. After many years of inactivity in a primordial state, the oocyte progresses through growth and maturation achieving on the one hand a remarkable level of specialization, while maintaining throughout development a state of […]
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Ronald Ross Watson ● George Grimble ● Victor R. Preedy Sherma Zibadi Editors 2013 For millennia the importance is known to mothers and critical for child growth and survival. With the expansion of biomedical research in the late twentieth century fi ne details and speci fi c solutions to prevention and treatment of childhood growth, diseases, and […]
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Ronald Ross Watson ● George Grimble Victor R. Preedy ● Sherma Zibadi Editors 2013 For millennia the importance is known to mothers and critical for child growth and survival. With the expansion of biomedical research in the late twentieth century fi ne details and speci fi c solutions to prevention and treatment of childhood growth, diseases, and […]
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