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It is a general subject that will interest both professionals interested in fertility and early pregnancy

In this lecture Richard Sharpe highlights the importance of the fetal environment on future life and its consequences on male development

This video educates the audience on the exciting developments on genome editing and embryos manipulation.

The link between endometriosis, infertility and an increased need for assisted reproductive techniques is well recognised. Endometriosis is associated with an altered peritoneal and endometrial milieu. There are structural and molecular changes in the eutopic endometrium, progesterone resistance and a pro inflammatory peritoneal environment. This intricate web of pathogenic mechanisms could potentially affect implantation and predispose to adverse pregnancy outcomes. This presentation explores whether endometriosis is an independent risk factor for ectopic pregnancy irrespective of the fertility status.

This video was chosen because it demonstrates the intriguing complexity of Reproduction in the Human and urges us to continue digging for better understanding

Assessment of ovarian reserve forms a key part of the work-up of the infertility patient. It has been a key point of discussion for several years now as there are many different tests that have been suggested over the years. The most important feature of any proposed test ought to be the predictive value in terms of ovarian response (poor or excessive) and clicinal outcome (pregnancy of no pregnancy). this talk aims to systematically address all of these points.

The presentation tackles a hot topic in a clearly structured and comprehensible way

This video gives an overview of fertility preservation options in young women showing some useful flowcharts

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The video is a prime example of e-learning. A nice overview of the basic principles in genetics, providing a good refreshment course for everybody, from medical doctors to technical staff, nurses and embryologists.

With solid motivations, the talk challenges the dogma that the efficacy of embryo cryopreservation is significantly superior to oocyte cryopreservation