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2019
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Christine Bruchez et al., « Prenatal testing and pregnancy after conception via assisted reproductive technology », Périnatalité, ID : 10670/1.1lrb5n
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This study documents women’s experience of pregnancy after conceiving via assisted reproductive technology; it focuses on their experience with prenatal tests. They differ little from our control group except in terms of medical follow-ups. However, gaps in knowledge have been identified. All the women had mixed feelings about the tests, but 10 percent of those who conceived via assisted reproductive technology (ART) found the morphology ultrasound unpleasant, unlike the women who conceived spontaneously. Guidelines for follow-ups with women during pregnancy after conceiving via ART could help to identify the women most at risk.