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Artificial Insemination
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Artificial Insemination
Homologous: Sperm comes from significant other Heterologous: Sperm comes from a donor
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Heterologous Insemination
Consent: Husbands consent required by some states Avoid a “wrong” to the husband Could sustain a suit for damages
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Frozen Human Eggs What to do with the leftovers?
Over 500,000 embryos are in cryopreservation in the US What do we consider these embryos?
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Catholic Church To create a child outside of conjugal love is immoral
Heterologous insemination considered adultery Is this a bridge to use of embryonic stem cells, use of cloning???
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Multiple Births Twin Births: 137,217; 33.2 per 1,000 live births
Triplets: 5,905 Quadruplets: 255 Quintuplets and higher order: 80 About 4 million births/year
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Fetal Mortality Rate Twins: 16 per 1,000 live births (2.7 times higher than sigletons) Triplets or Higher: per 1,000 live births (5 times higher than singletons)
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Risk to Mom & Babies Medical complications Pre term delivery
Growth restriction Extreme high cost Preeclampsia Anomalies Abruption Cord accidents
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Selective Reduction Pregnancy of three or more fetuses
Selectively reduce pregnancy by one or more fetuses Improve survival possibility of pregnancy
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Nadya Suleman Gave birth to Octuplets Jan 2009
2nd set of octuplets born alive in the US 2001 IVF treatments, 5 pregnancy, 6 kids remaining embryos
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Nadya Suleman Believed that disposing of the embryos was abortion
Claimed to have been implanted with 6 Found that 12 were implanted The norm 2-3 Dr. lost his medical license
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Nadya Suleman
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