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ICSI—Past, Present & Future

ICSI—Past, Present Future

In this webinar, Dr. Pai shares What’s New in the Management of Male Infertility with special focus on Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). He describes the latest diagnostic modalities in male infertility especially sperm DNA fragmentation, genetic testing, cryptozoospermia and Microsurgical TESA in cases of non-instructive azoospermia.

Dr. Pai discusses the latest techniques in sperm selection and deselection such as microfluidics, zeta potential, Magnetic Assisted Cell Sorting (MACS), artificial intelligence enabled sperm selection, physiological ICSI (PICSI), intracytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection (IMSI) and many more. He dwells on the new techniques of spindle check and Piezo-ICSI as well; and their role in oocyte freezing and cytoplasmic transfer techniques such as spindle transfer and pro-nuclear transfer for treating patients of children with mitochondrial disorders as well as patients with poor quality oocytes. He also talks about the fertilisation rates, congenital malformation rates and perinatal outcome of babies following the treatments of male infertility.

Presenter:

Dr. Hrishikesh Pai
Medical Director, Bloom IVF Group

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Plataforma ICSI/IMSI

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O sistema IX3-ICSI foi projetado para facilitar o uso da injeção intracitoplasmática de espermatozoides (ICSI) como parte do processo de fertilização in vitro (IFV). O método de contraste de relevo da Olympus possibilita a observação de oócitos em 3D em placas de plástico para verificar a condição de zona pelúcida. O sistema semimotorizado IX3 conta com um controlador manual dedicado para ICSI para trocar instantaneamente o método de observação e a ampliação com um simples toque no botão. Use o método de polarização para observar o spindle e a sua posição para confirmar a maturidade do oócito e evitar danos durante a injeção e o método de contraste de interferência diferencial (DIC) para realizar a injeção intracitoplasmática de espermatozoides morfologicamente selecionados (IMSI).

Otimizado para proporcionar um fluxo de trabalho de ICSI mais uniforme
Verificações simples das condições dos oócitos através da visualização do spindle
Etapas da ICSI simplificadas por meio de uma operação motorizada

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Inverted Microscope for Assisted Reproduction

IX73SC

Optimized for a smoother ICSI workflow in assisted reproductive technology (IVF)
Easy oocyte condition checks through spindle visualization
Streamlined ICSI steps through motorized operation

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ICSI—Past, Present & Future

Produtos Relacionados

Plataforma ICSI/IMSI

IX3-ICSI/IMSI

Otimizado para proporcionar um fluxo de trabalho de ICSI mais uniforme
Verificações simples das condições dos oócitos através da visualização do spindle
Etapas da ICSI simplificadas por meio de uma operação motorizada

Saiba mais

Inverted Microscope for Assisted Reproduction

IX73SC

Optimized for a smoother ICSI workflow in assisted reproductive technology (IVF)
Easy oocyte condition checks through spindle visualization
Streamlined ICSI steps through motorized operation

Saiba mais

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Dr. Hrishikesh Pai

Medical Director, Bloom IVF Group

Dr Hrishikesh Pai did his Fellowship in Reproductive Biology from the Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne Australia in 1989. He did his Masters in Clinical Embryology and Andrology from the Jones Institute, Eastern Virginia Medical School, USA in 2006. He has won 45 plus awards including the Honorary FRCOG from the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists, United Kingdom in 2019. Dr Pai has been the Past President of the Indian Society for Assisted Reproduction (ISAR) and is the present Director of Corporate Affairs for International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS). Dr Pai is the President Elect of the Federation of Obstetric and Gynecological Societies of India (FOGSI) with a membership strength of 37,000 members. It is the second largest medical body of gynecologists in the world, only second to the ACOG.