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Artificial insemination with donor semen.

D C Macourt·G R Jones
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Fifty-three consecutive couples requesting artificial insemination with donor semen are presented. Insemination was carried out with fresh semen. Forty-three proven pregnancies were achieved with a mean of 3-4 treatment cycles per pregnancy. Psychological and legal aspects relating to this method of treatment are discussed.

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D C Macourt, G R Jones. 1977-05-07. Artificial insemination with donor semen.. https://doi.org/10.5694/j.1326-5377.1977.tb131030.x

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