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S1E85: One embryo or two? We talk multiple births with Dr Deb Morawetz
Season 1 · Episode 85

S1E85: One embryo or two? We talk multiple births with Dr Deb Morawetz

Knocked Up: The Podcast About Fertility and Women's Health

September 27, 202045m 18s

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Show Notes

Dr Deborah Morawetz is a Paediatrician who works in Neonates in Melbourne. Graduating from Monash University Medical School in 2004, Deborah specialised in Paediatrics training in both Sydney and Melbourne.
As a mother of twins and a Paediatrician, Deborah is uniquely qualified to discuss a common dilemma in IVF, single versus double embryo transfer.
Double embryo transfer marginally increases the chance of pregnancy per IVF transfer attempt, but carries a significantly increased risk of multiple pregnancy in IVF.

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