…embryology lab can select the best quality embryos for the highest rates of success. The presenters will explain who is a good candidate for this technique, and how it achieves…
…function and quality of life issues. These women should be under the care of a gynecologist familiar with the care and treatment of postmenopausal women and if pregnancy is desired…
…has, and the quality of those eggs, diminish over time. The proportion of euploid (normal, healthy) embryos goes from about 76% among 25 to 30-year-olds to 52% among 35 to…
…with an imbalance. This technology is also applicable to those with repeated implantation failure where good quality embryos have been transferred, but a successful pregnancy did not occur and in…
…ovulation dysfunction, depleted or poor egg quality, uterine lining (endometrium) abnormalities that may compromise implantation, pregnancy loss, and other pregnancy complications. Obesity among infertile women has been associated with diminished…
…Nicotine can also affect the quality and quantity of a woman’s eggs, making it harder for them to be fertilized and develop into healthy embryos. Smoking and Vaping During Pregnancy…
…and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2014 Bedford Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by…
…decreased by 0.25 resulting in 1 less embryo for each 4-year increase in age. Prior oocyte donations from a donor may also provide data to assess oocyte quality and pregnancy…
The Value-Based Model and Mission of the Fertility Centers of New England is to achieve excellence in the delivery of accessible, cost-effective, quality reproductive health care, and demonstrated customer satisfaction…
