The revolution in IVF: the chances of conceiving rise three times!

British scientist Dr. Simon Fishel, founder of the world's first IVF clinic, and the world's leading specialist in the field of infertility treatment, spoke about how to use technology delayed or lapse recording was the biggest breakthrough in the industry over the last 35 years.

Fertilization

Slow motion allows scientists to get an accurate forecast of what the embryo has had the greatest chance of success fertilization   and further development. The study of images taken by this technology - the most powerful weapon in the hands of doctors from hospitals for the treatment of infertility. As soon as a woman's chances of a successful conception, which appealed to the clinic IVF To grow three times.

"The most significant problem in IVF is that we can not identify the most promising embryos - says industry pioneer Dr. Fishel. - It sounds strange, but the reality is that only 30% of embryos produced after natural conception or IVF, suitable for what was to become a child. Aneuploidy (an abnormal karyotype in which the number of chromosomes in the cells is not a multiple of the haploid set - approx. Ed) is very common in human embryos, and this is the main reason for the failure of artificial   fertilization And miscarriage. "

In modern laboratories IVF embryo development is checked at least six times in five days. Slow-motion technology will allow scientists to see up to 5000 images taken over the same period. Thus, the growth of the embryo would be considered much more carefully, and only the most promising will be selected for IVF. This will increase the chances of a woman to become a mother three times. (READ MORE)

Pregnancy and Gynecology

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