I-6: IVF in Low Resources Countries

IVF in Developing Economies and Low Resource Countries: An Overview.

Despite a record of 5 million IVF babies born in the world, the treatment of infertility by effective methods remains largely the preserve of developed countries [1]. Most infections causing tubal damage are preventable, and assisted conception can treat the infertility. However, assisted conception, despite being available for nearly three decades, is either unavailable or inaccessible to most...

I-10: Quality Control in IVF Lab

Jacobsson AH Vitrolife Sweden AB, Goteborg, Sweden

I-26: IVF Scenario in India

The development of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) in India began with efforts to create “test tube babies” with in vitro fertilization in the 1980s. But rather than commit public funding to advance such research, the Indian government withheld the use of government funds for research on human embryos, largely as a byproduct of the debate over population control. India with a populati...

I-46: Reproductive Surgery in IVF

I-30: Prediction Models in IVF

I-39: Facts and Myths in IVF Treatment

Many myths are still present today in assisted reproductive techniques and particularly in infertility management. Most of them exist because we do not want to really look at the facts for various reasons. In this lecture we will review 7 of these myths: 1. HP-HMG improves pregnancy rates, 2. HMG prevents progesterone rise in follicular phase, 3. Clinical importance of progesterone rise in foll...