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Procedures

Inseminations (IUIs)

Ultrasound

Ovarian Hyperstimulation

Surgery

In Vitro Fertilization
  • Indications for IVF
  • Patient Selection
    Criteria

  • Patient Preparation
  • Cost
  • Medication Protocols
  • Egg Retrieval
    Procedures

  • IVF Versus GIFT
  • Hatching of Embryos
  • In Vitro Maturation of
    Eggs

  • Genetic Concerns with
    ICSI

  • Embryo Co-Culture
    Systems

  • Transfer Cellular
    Material

  • Implantation

A pocket door between the egg retrieval procedure room and the receiving area of the embryology laboratory makes it possible to immediately transfer eggs into the lab.

A clean uncluttered workspace is ideal for the embryologist(s).

The follicular fluid that is aspirated from the ovaries is examined within a laminar flow hood. These hoods are specialized to provide laminar air flow, which is a system of circulating filtered air in parallel flow planes so as to reduce the risk of contamination (with bacteria or chemicals).

Once the eggs are identified and separated from the follicular fluid they are cultured within the laboratory.



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