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Antioxidants and embryo culture
In vivo , cells are protected by antioxidants, whereas in vitro , gametes and embryos are exposed to oxidative stress. Therefore, a new combination of antioxidants has been established to improve in vitro development. In this e-learning, we will have a look at some data on antioxidants showing benefits to embryo development and transfer outcomes.
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Webinar: 'The optimal embryo implantation toolkit'
Prof. William Ledger, Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, City Fertility, Australia, Georgina Bartl, Senior Clinical Embryologist, The Evewell West London, United Kingdom and Dr. Montserrat Duran, Fertility Consultant, Avenues, United Kingdom To maximise implantation success, experts will review evidence-based strategies and cutting-edge products, such as Endometrio for uterine receptivity assessment, EmbryoGlue for improved embryo implantation, and patient endometrial preparation protocols. Learn how integrating these tools into the IVF workflow can optimize the uterine environment, improve embryo-uterine interactions, and support better clinical outcomes. The session will provide practical insights and actionable recommendations for building an effective embryo implantation toolkit in modern fertility practice. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Group live Academy Studios from ESHRE 2026.
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Embryo culture using G-1 and G-2
This movie demonstrates how to perform embryo culture using culture media G-1, G-2, G-MOPS PLUS and OVOIL.
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Webinar: 'iDAScore® - Changing the paradigm of embryo evaluation'
In this webinar, Jørgen Berntsen, Data Science Manager at Vitrolife, present performance of a fully automated AI-based embryo evaluation algorithm. We will also look at how the AI scores correlate with currently accepted embryo evaluation parameters. This webinar was held November 2020.
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Webinar: 'Embryo biopsy – best practice'
Learn about the tips and tricks for optimal blastocyst biopsy as well as trouble shooting techniques by Debbie Venier, co-founder of World Embryology Skills & Training. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Group live Academy Studios from ASRM 2024.
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How to ensure embryo viability in your culture system
Successful outcomes in IVF require optimal environmental conditions for gametes and embryos throughout the entire cycle. This can be accomplished by ensuring optimal pH and temperature in the incubators, and that the air in the operating theater and the laboratory is clean and free of VOC’s (volatile organic compounds). An additional step is to ensure that media and contact materials used, support embryo development by being embryo safe and free from toxicity. In this blog post, Vitrolife Academy Specialist Brett Glazar guides you through the basics for how to prevent toxicity from entering your culture system.
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Webinar: 'Carrier screening tests for optimised IVF outcomes '
Listen how Dr. Leyre Cordero, Embryologist, from the Ovobank Group in Spain explains how they use a range of different genetic tests to ensure they screen their oocyte donors thoroughly and limit the possibility of genetically abnormal gametes being used in their program. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Group live Academy Studios from ESHRE 2024.
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Webinar: 'Development of robust AI based embryo evaluation'
Jens Rimestad, Deep Learning Specialist at Vitrolife will present development and validation of a new AI-based tool, which is designed to automate embryo evaluation and provide scores to reflect their implantation potential. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Scientific symposium at ESHRE online 2020.
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Webinar: 'Embryo Quality Control with PGT-A Plus'
Renowned genetic counselors Lauri Black and Alyssa Snider discuss how the clinical application of PGT-A can be improved by combining NGS and SNP technologies. Beyond ploidy analysis, they emphasize the importance of quality control in detecting DNA contamination and other potential sources of test discrepancies. This presentation was part of Vitrolife Group live Academy Studios from ASRM 2024.
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The Mouse Embryo Assay online training course
This course looks into the basic principles of the mouse embryo assay (MEA) as a quality control tool. MEA is a release criterion established by regulatory agencies, but until recently there has been no real guidance as to the implementation of the assay. In developing a comprehensive quality program, Vitrolife has established the industry standard for the design and application of a MEA program to ensure that all products meet a high-quality standard.