Listen as BIDMC's Amanda Farrell, MD and Boston IVF's Denis Vaughan, MD discuss their new landmark fertility article, which focused on comparing the perinatal outcomes of programmed frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycles with modified natural FET cycles. The study concluded that there are no differences in patient and neonatal clinical outcomes and therefore, the choice of FET protocol should remain a shared decision between patient and provider.

Learn more about the study published in Reproductive BioMedicine Online: https://www.rbmojournal.com/article/S...
Learn more about Dr. Vaughan: https://www.bostonivf.com/ourpractic...

TOPIC TIMESTAMPS
Introduction 00:0001:15
Overview of Study 01:1602:43
Current Standard of Care 02:4404:23
The Study's Impact on Patient Care 04:2405:31
Future Study of Interest 05:3206:17
Importance of Resident Research 06:1807:10
Importance of Fertility Center x Hosptial Partnerships 07:1108:40
Conclusion 08:4109:00

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