IVIRMA Recognized by SRI for its Research on Endometrial Receptivity and Embryo Development and Implantation IVIRMA continues its research to provide its patients with the best results on their…
The DuoStim protocol consists of performing two consecutive stimulations without waiting for menstruation IVI is the first to compare DuoStim results with those of two conventional delayed stimulations. The main…
Some 25,000 embryos and 4,000 patients have been studied, permitting us to offer a universal, standardized and automated selection of embryos The Latest findings were published in the US journal…
At the 76th American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) Scientific Congress & Expo, IVIRMA presents 74 studies with important findings regarding safety and success of assisted reproduction The use of…
First detailed analysis of the early post-implantation development of human aneuploid embryos Aneuploidy accounts for approximately 50% of early pregnancy loss The IVC method of human embryo culture is…
Surgery in patients with endometriosis causes significant damage to the ovarian reserve of these women. The reduced oocyte survival, decreased implantation and reproductive potential observed in young patients with…
Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, the KIDScoreD5 system automatically and accurately analyzes and classifies embryos, increasing the probability of gestation The largest case study in embryology to date demonstrates benefits,…
The ASCOT technique -infusion of stem cells in the ovarian artery- which has already been successful in low-responder patients, now helps achieve encouraging results in women under 40 with the…
Basking Ridge, N.J., March 16, 2020 – Researchers for IVIRMA Global, the world’s leading fertility network, have restored ovarian function in severely infertile mice and shown that abnormal embryos do…
Historic studies reaffirm the accuracy of embryo genetic testing; show women with three euploid embryos have a 95% chance of pregnancy; and reveal IVF babies have equaled their naturally-conceived counterparts…