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Best practice for SET
Best practice for single embryo transfer
To implement best practice for single embryo transfer (SET), centres and clinics should follow the latest guidelines and have an appropriate protocol in place. It is also important that if SET is offered and the initial treatment is unsuccessful, frozen follow-up treatment (freezing and storage of embryos followed by further SET) is offered.
It is important to be aware of the facts about the rising number of multiple births; the risks, which are avoidable in many cases; and the increasing success rates of SET.
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Deciding whether to offer single embryo transfer (SET) depends on the clinical judgement of the health practitioner(s) involved. The decision should be based on an assessment of the risk of multiple pregnancy to the individual patient, taking into account their overall prognosis.
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