P.G.Diploma In Clinical Embryology
Course outline The course runs over a period of one year, incorporating two semesters. Andrology laboratory techniques, basic embryology and role of hormones are taught in the first semester. Assisted Reproductive Technology and clinical aspects of embryology are delivered in the second semester at the end of which students are required to present a dissertation.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSO) Specific outcomes of the YENEPOYA PG Diploma in Clinical Embryology : On successful completion of the programme, the candidates will be able to, Analyse semen and determine if low sperm count and / or sperm dysfunction is the cause of infertility Prepare semen for ART procedures using techniques to separate human spermatozoa from seminal plasma to yield a semen preparation containing a high percentage of morphologically normal and motile cells, free from debris, non-germ cells and dead spermatozoa Carry out cryopreservation of spermatozoa, oocytes and embryos Develop embryos through IVF (Invitro Fertilization) by fertilizing human oocytes with processed semen Perform ICSI, the procedure of injecting an oocyte with an immobilized spermatozoa and developing an embryo for achieving pregnancy in the case of male factor infertility.
Practical skills Our PG Diploma programme places significant emphasis on practical skills and techniques, particularly those relevant to andrology laboratory and clinical embryology laboratory. Students will learn a wide array of
Requirements:
Applicants must have a minimum of Master’s degree in
Biological Sciences / Life Sciences / Veterinary Sciences
/ Medical Sciences / Dental Sciences / Pharmacy
