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Studies in the gravid rat model revealed a key role for the corpus luteal hormone, relaxin, in the maternal circulatory changes of early pregnancy epitomized by profound systemic vasodilation and increased arterial compliance. To determine whether the corpus luteum may play a similar role in human pregnancy, women who conceived by in vitro fertilization were studied. Implementation of artificial (programmed) cycles for embryo transfers, which precluded formation of a corpus luteum, was associated with significant attenuation of the gest
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