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pH validation of culture medium in EmbryoScope+
Document and Ref: pH validation of culture medium in EmbryoScope+
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Technote EmbryoSlide+ culture dish preparation
Document and Ref: Technote Preparation of EmbryoSlide+ culture dishes, Vitrolife A/S, v.6, JULY 2024
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EmbryoScope Flex User Manual
Document and Ref: Version 7.9, Revision 2024_06, EU, English
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EmbryoScope 8 User Manual
Document and Ref: Version 7.9, Revision 2024_06, North America, English (US)
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Package insert EmbryoSlide+ ic8 Dishes - Multi-language
Document and Ref: First issue 2020.12.16, revised 2024.02.10
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EmbryoScope+ User Manual
Document and Ref: Version 7.9, Revision 2024_06, North America, English (US)
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Technote Incubation temperature of the EmbryoScope time-lapse incubator
Document and Ref: This technote shows that core temperature measurements of the slide arm is a valid indirect measure of temperature of media in the EmbryoSlide culture dish mocrowell. External validation of temperature control in the EmbryoScope time-lapse incubator is accomplished by measuring core temperature in the EmbryoSlide culture dish arm using a YSI probe.
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Optimised clinical outcomes with blastocyst culture and cryopreservation using Vitrolife G-Series culture media
Document and Ref: A study by Zhu et al demonstrate that extended culture before cryopreservation allows for selection of viable embryos with a high chance of implantation after warming. The high blastocyst formation rate (73.8%) using Vitrolife culture media, together with an efficient cryopreservation program resulting in survival rates of >96% should eliminate any earlier concerns about blastocyst culture and cryopreservation.
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Safe culture in non-humidified EmbryoScope+
Document and Ref: This technote discusses the safety and efficacy of using the EmbryoScope+ time-lapse incubator in a non-humidified environment. It highlights that, with proper preparation of the EmbryoSlide+ and EmbryoSlide ic8 culture dishes, osmolality levels remain within the optimal range for embryo development during extended culture periods.