ICSI (reproductieve technieken): medische en psychologische effecten

Follow-up of cognitive and motor development of 10-year-old singleton children born after ICSI compared with spontaneous

Leunens L, Celestin-Westreich S, Bonduelle M, Liebaers I, Ponjaert-Kristoffersen I.

2008 - Leunens L, Celestin-Westreich S, Bonduelle M, Liebaers I, Ponjaert-Kristoffersen I. (2008) Follow-up of cognitive and motor development of 10-year-old singleton children born after ICSI compared with spontaneously conceived children Human Reproduction, 23:105-111, Impact Factor 3.773, Impact Year 2008.

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Cognitive and motor development of 8 year old children born after ICSI compared to spontaneously conceived children

Belva F, Henriet S, Liebaers I, Van Steirteghem A, Celestin-Westreich S, & Bonduelle M

2007 - Belva F, Henriet S, Liebaers I, Van Steirteghem A, Celestin-Westreich S, & Bonduelle M (2007). Cognitive and motor development of 8 year old children born after ICSI compared to spontaneously conceived children. Human Reproduction, February 2007; 22(2): 506-15. Impact Factor 3.543, Impact Year 2007.

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Medical outcome of 8-year-old singleton ICSI children (born >or=32 weeks' gestation) and a spontaneously conceived comparison group

Belva F, Henriet S, Liebaers I, Van Steirteghem A, Celestin-Westreich S, Bonduelle M

2007 - Belva F, Henriet S, Liebaers I, Van Steirteghem A, Celestin-Westreich S, Bonduelle M (2007). Medical outcome of 8-year-old singleton ICSI children (born >or=32 weeks' gestation) and a spontaneously conceived comparison group. Human Reproduction, 22 (2), p.506-515.

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