vitro的意思|vitro的解释-里氏词典

vitro ['vitrə]

在体外,在试管内

And the odds are that a quarter of those pregnancies didn't succeed, says Dr. Martin Quigley of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, vice president of SART, whose members are doctors practicing in vitro fertilization and related techniques.
Patients pay an average of $9,376 for two in vitro fertilization attempts, the report said.
'There are limits to how far we can realistically take this,' says Carolyn Jones, director of in vitro diagnosis for the Health Industry Manufacturers' Association in Washington, DC. Home testing does offer a number of benefits, though.
In the experiment, these spermatozoa then were used to fertilize mouse eggs in vitro.
In vitro fertilization involves stimulating the woman's ovaries with hormones so she produces more than one egg.
Dr. David R. Meldrum, an in vitro fertilization specialist at University of California-Los Angeles Medical Center, implanted four fertilized eggs in Mohr's uterus.
Ms. Weddington questioned the implications of the Missouri law _ which defines life as beginning at conception _ on some forms of birth control and in vitro fertilization.
The technique was discovered by embryologist Yury Verlinsky, director of the cell genetics laboratory, who said he was able to spot mutations in human ova ready for in vitro fertilization.
In vitro fertilization has been accomplished by non-surgical means for some time, but the ZIFT and GIFT procedures had until recently required placement of the zygotes or gametes into the fallopian tube by a surgical procedure, the release said.
The embryos are in cryogenic storage at the Knoxville in vitro fertilization clinic where they were created in December 1988.
Originally intended for women who were unable to conceive because of blocked Fallopian tubes, in vitro fertilization has given rise to such procedures as embryo freezing, egg and sperm donation, embryo transfer and surrogate motherhood.
Dr. I. Ray King, who runs the in vitro fertilization program, testified Monday the seven pre-embryos are between four and eight cells.
A 1988 report by the Office of Technology Assessment said that more than half of the 169 in vitro fertility clinics in existence at that time had not produced a live birth but patients were not told of their lack of success.
Addressing a forum on ethical aspects of the technique, a Roman Catholic delegate said the Vatican opposed in vitro fertilization. Jewish, Moslem and Buddhist clerics said the practice could be sanctioned within defined limits.
The only contested portion of the divorce was what to do with the seven embryos, which the Davises created in December 1988 in an in vitro fertilization program at a Knoxville hospital.
Wyngaarden has recommended the government approve a grant from Washington University in St. Louis to conduct in vitro fertilization research.
The province covers 100% of medically necessary physician and hospital services. Cosmetic surgery and in vitro fertilization aren't covered, for example.
Most in vitro clinics have waiting lists of patients, some as long as one to two years, the report said.
Under his questioning, zoologist Alex Shivers said the success rate of in vitro programs "will definitely go up" in coming years.

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