Tuesday 25 August, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Moderators: Colin Howles & Giles Palmer
Implantation - the Final Challenge in a Complex Treatment Process
Dr. Juan Garcia Velasco
Zooming in on the Most Fantastic Voyage
Dr. Yorgos Nikas
Is the Endometrium the New Embryo?
Professor Nick Macklon
Organized by the International IVF Initiative
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First time in India - Digital and hands on training courses in IVF and IUI at Clinical & Embryology Academy of ART (i-Ceat), New Delhi.
Course Name : Basic to Advanced embryology for Clinicians & Embryologist - Embryo Culture, ICSI, Cryobiology & QA/QC
Starting From 12th Oct, 2020
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Tuesday 18 August, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Moderators: Dr. Alison Bartolucci & Dr. Zsolt Peter Nagy
Principles of Cryopreservation and Optimization of Vitrification
Dr. Jeremy Chang
The state of ART in vitrification: the best technical approaches and outcomes
Dr. Ana Cobo
Health of offspring following "frozen" embryo transfer
Professor Anja Pinborg
Organized by the International IVF Initiative
Our goal in writing this guideline article was to summarize the rapid advancements in SDF measurement and propose specific clinical indications in an evidence-based approach. Subsequently, the literature on SDF testing, including etiologies, risk factors, laboratory assays, implications on reproductive outcomes and appropriate clinical management has expanded dramatically.
Trigger of ovulation is one of the corner stones of reproductive medicine. For the last several decades estradiol held a firm position as a hormone at the upstream of the GnRH pathway that culminates in the release of gonadotropins that cause a follicle to rupture. Progesterone also looked like a promising candidate, but there were two major obstacles to accepting this possibility. The first one is its well known property to block ovulation, which makes it a main component of every birth control pill. The second obstacle was even more formidable: it was convincingly shown that estradiol can trigger ovulatory gonadotropins (LH and FSH) surge in castrated females, who are completely lacking ovaries and therefore have no endogenous ovarian progesterone. Our work for the first time resolves both of those roadblocks on a path of recognizing progesterone's ability to trigger ovulation and proposes a new ovulation paradigm.
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First time in India - Digital and hands on training courses in IVF and IUI at Clinical & Embryology Academy of ART (i-Ceat), New Delhi.
3rd Edition Starting From 12th Oct, 2020
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Tuesday 11 August, 2020. 8PM GMT / 9PM CET / 3PM EST
Moderators: Dr. Barry Behr & Dr. Helen O’Neill
Beyond Hacking Darwin
Dr. Jamie Metzl, USA
Practical Application of Polygenic Risk Scoring in the Human Embryo
Dr. Nathan Treff, USA
Precision Medicine in Reproduction: Time for Prediction and Prevention
Dr. Helen O’Neill, UK
Organized by the International IVF Initiative
The use of frozen rather than fresh embryos in IVF does not increase the chance of a successful pregnancy, newly published data shows.
The findings discourage the 'freeze-all' strategy adopted by some fertility clinics in recent years. They thought that using frozen embryos rather than immediately transferring fresh embryos to the uterus allows patients' bodies more time to recover from disruptive hormonal treatment required in IVF and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) cycles.
Research using high-precision 3D microscopy has overturned 350-year-old observations about how sperm swim.
Antoine van Leeuwenhoek, a pioneer of 2D microscopy described human sperm cells swimming by lashing their tails from side to side 'like that of a snake or an eel swimming in water'. However, a recent study has shown this was due to an optical illusion. Researchers from Bristol and Mexico discovered that human sperm cells actually move by lashing their tails to one side.
Clinical Embryology and IVF Laboratory Process for Clinicians: A 3-month certificate course from Life in Vitro Academy, UK in association with Mediknit which is Asias largest online platform offering continuing medical education (CME)
