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Tatiana Lisovskaya
Research areas: Medicine · Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health · Reproductive Biology and Fertility · Reproductive Health and Technologies · Reproductive System and Pregnancy
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Publications (16)
- The Role of Contractile Proteins in Oocyte Maturation Save
- Chromatin Morphology in Human Germinal Vesicle Oocytes and Their Competence to Mature in Stimulated Cycles Save
- Proliferation in cervical epithelium during ovarian stimulation in women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Save
- Thyroid disorders and pathospermia in the ART clinic patients. Save
- Proinflammatory mediators and reproductive failure in women with uterine fibroids. Save
- Poor oocyte quality as a cause of embryo fragmentation in IVF program: Clinical case report Save
- Clinical and laboratory parameters and morphological characteristics of the endometrium in women with impaired fat metabolism and failed IVF attempts. Save
- Chronic viral hepatitis and reproductive health: diagnosis, prevention, treatment during pregravidation and pregnancy Save
- Mental state assessment of recipients in the IVF donor programs and psychotherapeutic methods of its correction. Save
- Pathogenetic role of vitamin D deficiency in the development of menstrual dysfunction in pubertal girls: a literature review. Save
- The classical and new aspects of human papillomavirus infection: Its impact on reproductive function Save
- Morphological characteristics of endometrium in patients of reproductive age with viral hepatitis type C. Save
- Recurrent endometrial hyperplastic processes in a patient with chronic hepatitis C Save
- Multiple pregnancy in case of idiopathic polymyositis: Case report and literature review Save
- Pathology of the endometrium in women with chronic hepatitis C and HIV infection as a cause of unsuccessful in vitro fertilization attempts Save
- The development of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome in the implementation of assisted reproductive technology in women with a background of endocrine pathology. Save