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Successful embryo transfer: Why technique and catheter choice matter
While embryo competence remains the primary determinant of IVF success, optimising the transfer procedure can further enhance outcomes. Careful attention to uterine health, evidence-based transfer techniques, and thoughtful catheter selection can help support a smooth, atraumatic, and precise embryo transfer, ultimately creating the best possible conditions for implantation.
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The endometrial receptivity test with most scientific background on the market
ERA® (Endometrial Receptivity Analysisis) backed by more scientific publications than any other endometrial receptivity test in the market. The ERA test has been performed on more than 240,000 women worldwide, with 3 in every 10 women having a displaced WOI 1 . This extensive clinical experience paired with artificial intelligence (AI), allows for continual refinement of the ERA predictor algorithm, making ERA the most precise test for personalized transfer timing. The initial indication for ERA is repeated implantation failure (RIF), offering an implantation solution to those women who have not achieved a successful pregnancy otherwise. ERA improves implantation and pregnancy rates In an externally published study, women with RIF undergoing a pET guided by ERA experienced significantly improved pregnancy and implantation rates versus women with RIF who underwent a transfer at the standard timing and without ERA testing 2 . The ERA test can also be beneficial for women who are at increased risk for having a displaced WOI, including women with a BMI >30 3,4 , adenomyosis 5 , or an atrophic endometrium 6 .
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Keeping your embryos safe
EmbryoScope™+ time-lapse systems allow embryologists to monitor your embryos while culturing them in an undisturbed stable environment for the entire culture period. Watch this movie for a short explanation of how time-lapse technology works and may benefit your IVF treatment.
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Ultra Rapid WarmBlast maintains embryo viability and appears to reduce stress
In the study by Okubo et al. warmed blastocysts using Ultra RapidWarm Blast was compared to conventional warming protocols. The blastocysts were vitrified in DMSO-media. The results showed that embryo survival, implantation and pregnancy rates were comparable between groups and that Ultra RapidWarm Blast significantly reduced blebbing incidence (5.1% vs. 10.9%; p<0.05), a marker of stress compared to conventional warming protocol. Ultra RapidWarm appears to effectively minimize cellular stress without affecting viability or clinical outcomes, compared to conventional warming protocols, suggesting it offers a safer, simpler alternative.
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Easy handling of oocytes and embryos
Loading the Rapid-i is as simple as it is smart. By holding embryos with surface tension in a defined and minute volume, vitrification in super-cooled air occurs instantly without contact with liquid nitrogen. During warming, oocytes and embryos come off easily into the warming solution. We have collected our best tips & tricks for successful vitrification in a blog post.
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The importance of peroxide-free oil for embryo culture
Download a scientific summary from Japanese researcher Otsuki to learn more about why high peroxide levels in oil can harm the culture system and the results from peroxide values in oil from different manufacturers.
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Helping your embryos to implant with EmbryoGlue
One of the most important steps in IVF is embryo transfer. Give your embryos a helping hand with EmbryoGlue. Watch this movie for a short explanation of how EmbryoGlue works and may benefit your IVF treatment.
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Why hyaluronan is an invaluable molecule for embryo implantation
By Dr. Christer Silversand, Mar 14, 2017
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2. Quality throughout production process
All Vitrolife products are subjected to a comprehensive quality control program designed for human embryos. Our customers must know that they can rely on our products and this is guaranteed through extensive testing and high lot-to-lot consistency.
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Why you should use specific embryo culture media for specific applications
Watch this movie where Dr. Silversand describes the development of G-TL as well as present clinical results from a multicentre prospective randomised trial.