1. Lower embryonic loss rates among twin gestations following assisted reproduction

   • G. B. La Sala
   • G. Nucera
   • I. Blickstein

   Assisted Reproduction Pages: 181 - 184

2. Clinical experiences of ICSI-ET thawing cycles with embryos cryopreserved at different developmental stages

   • Janos Konc
   • Katalin Kanyó
   • Sandor Cseh

   Assisted Reproduction Pages: 185 - 190

3. The influences of weather on patients with different ovarian responses in the treatment of assisted reproductive technology

   • Shiuh Y. Chang
   • Kuo-Chung Lan
   • Chih-Yang Chang

   Assisted Reproduction Pages: 191 - 198

4. Defining women who are prone to have twins in in vitro fertilization—a necessary step towards single embryo transfer

   • Dan Hellberg
   • Maria Blennborn
   • Staffan Nilsson

   Assisted Reproduction Pages: 199 - 206

5. Insulin-like growth factor-1 and insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 and 3 in the follicular fluid of infertile patients submitted to in vitro fertilization

   • J. S. L. Cunha-Filho
   • N. A. Lemos
   • E. P. Passos

   Physiology Pages: 207 - 211

6. Luteal phase serum cell-free DNA as a marker of failed pregnancy after assisted reproductive technology

   • Elaine A. Hart
   • William C. Patton
   • Philip J. Chan

   Physiology Pages: 213 - 217

7. Developing techniques for determining sperm morphology in today’s andrology laboratory

   • Jennifer E. Graves
   • H. Lee Higdon III
   • Dawn W. Blackhurst

   Andrology Pages: 219 - 225

8. Is it worthwhile to operate on subclinical right varicocele in patients with grade II–III varicocele in the left testicle?

   • Fábio Firmbach Pasqualotto
   • Antônio Marmo Lucon
   • Sami Arap

   Andrology Pages: 227 - 231