Nuclear transfer (NT) is a new approach to infertility treatment, which consists in transferring the patient's nuclear material into the cytoplasm of a donor egg.

It is important to understand that, like any medical procedure, abortion carries certain risks. If performed under improper conditions, there may be potential risks to reproductive health. Factors such as the gestational age, method of abortion, pre-procedure examination, and individual characteristics of the body can influence the outcome.

Nuclear transfer (NT) is a new approach to infertility treatment, which consists in transferring the patient's nuclear material into the cytoplasm of a donor egg.

It is important to understand that, like any medical procedure, abortion carries certain risks. If performed under improper conditions, there may be potential risks to reproductive health. Factors such as the gestational age, method of abortion, pre-procedure examination, and individual characteristics of the body can influence the outcome.

Nuclear transfer (NT) is a new approach to infertility treatment, which consists in transferring the patient's nuclear material into the cytoplasm of a donor egg.

It is important to understand that, like any medical procedure, abortion carries certain risks. If performed under improper conditions, there may be potential risks to reproductive health. Factors such as the gestational age, method of abortion, pre-procedure examination, and individual characteristics of the body can influence the outcome.