An Arizona State University Embryo Project Encyclopedia article tracing the history of intrauterine insemination in animals and humans, from Spallanzani's 1784 canine experiments through John Hunter's 1793 human case and James Marion Sims's 1866 attempts; cited here for the earliest reported successful human use of the technique.
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PublisherArizona State University, Embryo Project Encyclopedia
URLhttps://embryo.asu.edu/pages/intrauterine-insemination
Source Typeacademic-history
Reliability Tier2
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Embryo Project Encyclopedia: Intrauterine Insemination
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