ESHRE Campus symposium
Salzburg, Austria
1 & 2 April 2011
Organised by the ESHRE Special Interest Group Embryology in collaboration with the Embryological Forum Austria (EFA)
Relevance of sperm DNA fragmentation – Marianne Moser (Austria)
Towards a more physiological ICSI – Marc van den Bergh (Switzerland)
Is there an impact of IMSI on reproductive outcome? – Laura Rienzi (Italy)
Cumulus-oocyte-corona-complex and oocyte quality – Thomas Ebner (Austria)
Morphological aspects at zygote stage – Markus Montag (Germany)
Pronuclear membrane breakdown and early cleavage – Peter Fancsovits (Hungary)
Cleavage stage and cell division kinetics – Thorir Hardarson (Sweden)
The neglected compaction stage – Thomas Ebner (Austria)
Optimized scoring at blastocyst stage – Etienne van den Abbeel (Belgium)
Morphology of oocytes and embryos after cryopreservation – Kersti Lundin (Sweden)
Birefringence imaging of spermatozoa, spindle and zona pellucida – Markus Montag (Germany)
Glycolytic activity as a tool for embryo selection – Marc Van den Bergh (Switzerland)
Identification of viable embryos by measurement of amino acid turnover – Roger Sturmey (United Kingdom)
Predictive power of oocyte/embryo respiration rate – Ana Sousa Lopez (Belgium )
Non-invasive metabolomic profiling using near infrared spectroscopy – Thorir Hardarson (Sweden)
Summary