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Approximately 60% of embryos expand after thawing. Those that exhibit this expansion within the first few minutes are generally associated with better outcomes once transferred to the uterus, compared to those that expand later. This pioneering study, which includes 800 embryos and utilizes artificial intelligence, provides novel and relevant information for creating a reliable program… View Article
Insulin resistance may be related to recurrent miscarriages, a condition affecting approximately 2-5% of women of reproductive age Another study evaluates the presence of a family of proteins that protect telomeres, preventing their shortening and, consequently, premature aging. These findings could help define treatments to prevent or even reverse ovarian aging VANCOUVER, MARCH 15, 2024… View Article
Studies show shear wave elastography as potential tool for predicting implantation outcomes, determine risk factors for pregnancy loss, and reveal the rarity of recurrent implantation failure and consecutive pregnancy loss BASKING RIDGE, NJ, October 19, 2023 IVIRMA Global, the largest reproductive medicine group in the world, has a long history of pioneering research in the… View Article
The research presented by IVI demonstrates how a new method can distinguish endometria with a 95% accuracy rate between good and poor prognosis by combining transcriptomics with artificial intelligence algorithms. Additionally, it can show a three times higher relative risk in patients with a poor prognosis for experiencing endometrial failure. The preventive detection of these… View Article
A new Frozen Embryo Transfer protocol (FET) allows for more flexible transfer scheduling – nearly 7 days – without affecting the outcomes of reproductive processes COPENHAGEN, JUNE 28th, 2023 The current practice in assisted reproduction centers is changing, transitioning from replaced or artificial cycles to natural cycles for frozen embryo transfers. This shift has raised… View Article
A study presented by the IVI Foundation at the Congress of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) confirms that a higher concentration of these heavy metals could affect fertility: the results suggested a lower ovarian response and worse embryological and clinical outcomes. These levels were observed in follicular fluid, plasma, and urine… View Article
At the 10th International IVIRMA Congress, the Weizmann Institute of Science presented its technique for generating synthetic mouse embryo models from stem cells grown only in a Petri dish, i.e., without fertilized eggs and without the need for a uterus. The researchers achieved mouse embryos with progenitor cells with a beating heart, a brain with… View Article
In general, embryos that achieve an evolutionary pregnancy begin their re-expansion within 50 minutes after devitrification. The embryos’ behavior during these first moments as it returns to life helps us to identify embryos with up to 30% higher chances of achieving pregnancy. This work provides objective quantitative values for the variables involved in blastocyst re-expansion,… View Article