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This image is a pie chart representation reproduced by student z5088434 from the data of Table 3 from the reference cited below. The data originally stems form the I-XIV ESHRE PGD Consortium data collection and gives the major reasons for PGD procedures in 54.589 PGD cycles. The majority were PGS-motivated,60.6% (33.033 PGD cycles), followed by known monogenic diseases of the parent, 20.3% (11.084 PGD cycles, chromosomal diseases, 14.8% (8.104 PGD cycles), sex selection for monogenic X-linked, 2.9% (1.603 PGD cycles), social sexing, 1.4% (765 PGD cycles). The ESHRE PGD Consortium was set up in 1997 and is in contact with more than 115 fertility centres around the world. The original data and further information can be found following this link [1]

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Original data by Traeger-Synodinos, J., Coonen, E., Goossens, V., De Mouzon, J., Shenfield, F., Ruiz, A., ... & de Mouzon, J. (2013). Session 09: ESHRE data reporting on PGD cycles and oocyte donation. Human Reproduction, 28(suppl 1), i18-i19.

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--Mark Hill (talk) 12:59, 24 October 2015 (AEDT) This is a good representation of the data originally shown in tabular form, description is also useful. I would have made the pie diagram larger as the text is small.

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