Enhancing Management Algorithms for Children Conceived Via Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Research Methods and Ethical Issues 1. Main Scientific Questions and Hypotheses of the Project The primary objective of this project is to investigate the impact of advanced ART methods on the health status of children. The central scientific questions being addressed include: What are the consequences of ICSI and FET on the physical, cognitive, and reproductive health of children? The underlying hypothesis posits that children conceived by advanced ART methods may present with health indicators that deviate from the established norms. 2. Description of the Experiments Research Methods: To achieve the goals of the study, the following stages are anticipated: 1. Retrospective Analysis of Anamnestic Data: This stage involves studying the relationship between the physical status and morbidity structure of 300 children under the age of three, who were conceived by advanced ART methods. Additionally, the medical history of their mothers regarding the use of various medications during pregnancy-such as estrogen, progesterone, thyroid hormones, antithyroid hormones, vitamins, microelements, and aspirin-will be examined. To facilitate this analysis, individual registration cards will be developed, approved by the ethics committee, and ratified by the Academic Council. The data will be submitted using Google Forms, followed by the inclusion of copyright information into the state register. 2. Evaluation of Anthropometric Data: This stage will assess the anthropometric data…

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