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Webinar: 'Protect to Perfect – A webinar purely on oil quality'
In this webinar you will learn about the history, challenges and the importance of oil quality control in ART. You will discover the different aspects of MEA testing and the prevalence of oil toxicity in raw materials. This live webinar was held in March 2025.
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G-Series culture media improve blastocyst development
Data from two studies presented at Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Clinical Embryologist show that good quality embryo rate and blastocyst development can be improved when using G-Series culture media (G-IVF, G-1 and G-2) from Vitrolife compared to a HTF-based non-hyaluronan containing media.
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Webinar: 'The role of AI in improving clinical efficiency – Results from the first RCT for AI based selection'
In this presentation, Dr Peter Illingworth (Virtus Health) present the results of the world-first randomised controlled trial (RCT) evaluating the use of deep-learning AI for embryo selection in IVF. Following this, Jørgen Berntsen (Vitrolife Group) delve into the development and background of the second version of this innovative technology. Finally, David Gardner (Virtus Health) discuss the significant benefits this technology brings to the IVF laboratory, including enhanced consistency, efficiency, and objectivity. This webinar was held September 2024.
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Vitrification using Rapid-i Vitrification System - all cell stages
This movie demonstrates how to vitrify oocytes and embryos using RapidVit Omni, RapidWarm Omni and other Rapid-i accessories.
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Webinar: 'Time-lapse instrument validation demonstration'
In this presentation from ESHRE 2023, by Reidun Kuhlmann, Application Specialist at Vitrolife, will guide you through the essential steps required to validate and calibrate the internal sensors of the EmbryoScope+ family of Time-lapse system. Validation checks ensure that your culture conditions are optimal for embryo development. This presentation was part of Vitrolife and Igenomix live Academy Studios from ESHRE 2023.
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Webinar: 'Transitioning to Ultra RapidWarm(TM) Blast'
In this webinar, Gerry Celia PhD as he takes a deeper dive into ultrafast, one-step warming techniques for blastocysts. Building on his recent work, Dr. Celia will present new data, practical learnings, and real-world outcomes that highlight how this approach can streamline workflow, support embryo viability, and improve consistency in the warming process. This webinar was held in December 2025.
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Educational material Time-lapse
Increase your knowledge within time-lapse. Find several instructional videos, read up on studies, watch recorded webinars and much more to educate yourself.
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More babies born with EmbryoGlue
EmbryoGlue is exclusively developed to mimic the conditions in the female uterus in order to help embryos implant after transfer. According to a number needed to treat (NNT) calculation, based on the Cochrane Review, one additional live birth was achieved for every 14 transfers. For a clinic with 700 cycles annually, this is one additional baby born per week, or a 20% increase in live births.
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Presentation: 'Chromosomal Analysis – beyond the aneuploidies'
In this interview with Andrea Brough and Dr. Salina Kanji from Markham Fertility Centre in Ontario we find out more about how the application of an advanced genetic testing technique like PGT-A Plus can aid clinics to not only improve outcomes but also increase quality control. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Group live Academy Studios from ESHRE 2025.
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Succeed with vitrification - 3 factors that will influence your result
Vitrification has in recent years become the cryopreservation method of choice in many IVF clinics. With survival rates superior to slow freezing and developmental potential of oocytes and embryos similar to fresh ones, results similar to fresh oocytes and embryos can be obtained. To continuously achieve these high survival rates there are matters to think about. In this blog post Hubert Joris discusses some important factors.