Embryo Quality Improvement
MODALITY: Online
CENTER: IVIRMA Global Education
Embryo Quality Improvement
MODALITY: Online
CENTER: IVIRMA Global Education
Embryo Quality Improvement
AREA:
LANGUAGE: English
ProgramData
Hours:
20 theoretical
Enrollment:
350 €
Type:
Online courses
Location:
Campus NEO
Editions
Description
This course presents the broadest knowledge about the ongoing potential of human pre-embryos, since they are a reflection of the quality of the gametes that have formed them. External conditions can modify or attenuate the ongoing capacity.
Biomedical Professionals, Biotechnologists, Andrologists and Embryologists
20 ECMEC's
Academic information
Competencies
- Identify the factors and causes that affect embryo quality in the context of assisted reproduction.
- Interpret the parameters used to evaluate embryo quality both morphological and non-morphological.
- Apply embryo culture techniques and specific culture media to improve embryo quality and viability.
- Identify the embryos with the best prognosis in the different evolutionary stages.
- Design laboratory protocols to optimize the culture environment and promote optimal embryonic development.
Course Coordination:
Maria José de los Santos Molina
View profileProgram
1. Morphological indicators of embryo quality: division timelines by means of time-lapse
2. Introduction to non-morphological indicators of embryo quality
3. Introduction to non-morphological indicators of embryo quality: Respirometry
4. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Infertility causes
5. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of the spermatozoon
6. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of the oocyte
7. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of progesterone on oocyte quality
8. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Response to ovarian stimulation
9. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Types of ex vivo culture
10. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of humidity during culture on embryo quality
11. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of oxygen tension on embryo quality and livebirth rate
12. Factors affecting the outcomes of vitrified blastocysts: How to improve survival rate and clinical outcome
13. Mitochondrial content during the preimplantation development and its relationship with embryo quality
14. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Nuclear transfer
15. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Cytoplasm transfer
16. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Assisted hatching and fragment removal
17. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Use of calcium ionophore
18. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Use of antioxidants
19. Extrinsic factors that influence embryo quality: Use of mineral oil
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Program Data
Campus NEO
Intended for
Biomedical Professionals, Biotechnologists, Andrologists and Embryologists
Description
This course presents the broadest knowledge about the ongoing potential of human pre-embryos, since they are a reflection of the quality of the gametes that have formed them. External conditions can modify or attenuate the ongoing capacity.
Skills
- Identify the factors and causes that affect embryo quality in the context of assisted reproduction.
- Interpret the parameters used to evaluate embryo quality both morphological and non-morphological.
- Apply embryo culture techniques and specific culture media to improve embryo quality and viability.
- Identify the embryos with the best prognosis in the different evolutionary stages.
- Design laboratory protocols to optimize the culture environment and promote optimal embryonic development.
Program
Program
1. Morphological indicators of embryo quality: division timelines by means of time-lapse
2. Introduction to non-morphological indicators of embryo quality
3. Introduction to non-morphological indicators of embryo quality: Respirometry
4. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Infertility causes
5. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of the spermatozoon
6. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of the oocyte
7. Intrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of progesterone on oocyte quality
8. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Response to ovarian stimulation
9. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Types of ex vivo culture
10. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of humidity during culture on embryo quality
11. Extrinsic factors affecting embryo quality: Effect of oxygen tension on embryo quality and livebirth rate
12. Factors affecting the outcomes of vitrified blastocysts: How to improve survival rate and clinical outcome
13. Mitochondrial content during the preimplantation development and its relationship with embryo quality
14. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Nuclear transfer
15. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Cytoplasm transfer
16. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Assisted hatching and fragment removal
17. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Use of calcium ionophore
18. Strategies to improve embryo quality: Use of antioxidants
19. Extrinsic factors that influence embryo quality: Use of mineral oil
