Choosing and using embryos: novel approaches to embryo selection
Course description
Efficient embryo selection is a crucial step for the successful outcome of an IVF/ICSI cycle. In addition to morphology grading, several approaches are currently available in the IVF laboratory for the evaluation of embryo viability and developmental competence, including time-lapse technology, invasive and non-invasive methods. This course will review the principles, efficacy, safety and indications for the use of these approaches, presenting the latest published data.
Target audience
Embryologists, lab technicians, clinicians
Programme
Session 1: Choosing eggs and sperm
Choosing the egg - Thomas ebner
Choosing the sperm - Jackson Kirkman-Brown
Session 2: Fertilisation and embryo development
What fertilisation looks like - Giovanni Coticchio
The anatomy of an embryo: lessons from the eshre atlas of embryology - Cristina Magli
Session 3: Using time-lapse technology for embryo selection
Time-lapse and embryo selection: where are we really at? - Amy Barrie
Developments in fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy for embryo selection - Denny Sakkas
Session 4: Automation in embryo assessment
Time-lapse and AI: big data and bigger questions - Ioannis Sfontouris
Automatic for the embryo - Denny Sakkas
Session 5: Choosing viable embryos using PGT
PGT-A: for the many or the few? - Elpida Fragouli
PGTa using blastocoel fluid: a feasible proposition? - Agnieszka Nowak
Session 6: Non-invasive embryo selection
Non-invasive PGT: hope, hype or reality? - Elpida Fragouli
Will metabolism ever give a biomarker of embryo quality? - Roger Sturmey
Session 7: Embryo grading; old and new
Embryo grading systems: need for an update? - Gemma Arroyo Cardona
Using lessons from TLT to inform static embryo evaluation - Monica Marques
Session 8: New insights into blastocyst development
Compaction and Blastulation: opportunities for perfecting embryo assessment - Thomas Ebner
Implications of fast and slow blastocyst development - Danilo Cimadomo
Registration for on-demand access on eCampus
The following fees apply (exclusive 21% Belgian VAT):
Registration fee
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On-demand rate
until 2 August 2023
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Member of ESHRE
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200 Euro
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Allied professional / student Member of ESHRE of ESHRE
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100 Euro
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Non-member of ESHRE
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300 Euro
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