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An increased incidence of aneuploid pregnancies has been reported in women of advanced maternal age, with higher miscarriage rates. Cytogenetic studies in preimplantation embryos have shown elevated aneuploidy rate, particularly in women over 38 years. For these reasons, PGS has been applied to these patients to improve ongoing implantation rates, and most importantly, to decrease the risk of further miscarriages and affected offspring. In the past two years, several RCT have raised the question whether PGS is benefitial or not in AMA patients.
In our experience, PGS outcome in these patients offers higher ongoing implantation rates than the previously published in RCT studies, where no benefits for PGS were found. In these papers, poor technical skills, as well as unclear patients selection could explain the reported lack of PGS benefits.
Therefore, the objective of the present RCT is to analyze the outcome of IVF cycles with and without PGS in two age groups:
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