Comparing different embryo grading systems

Ana Sousa Ramos
Laboratory Manager, Clinical Embryologist (ESHRE) at AVA Clinic, AVA Clinic

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Donor Eggs, Embryo Transfer, IVF laboratory

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From this video you will find out:
  • Why do we need to select the embryos?
  • At what stage it is best to select the embryos for transfer?
  • How is embryo grading performed?
  • Why are there different IVF grading systems for Day-3 & Day-5 embryos?
  • What does morphokinetics add to embryo selection?

What methods of embryo scoring are used?

In this session, Ana Sousa Ramos, Laboratory Manager, Clinical Embryologist (ESHRE) at AVA Clinic, Lisbon, Portugal, who has discussed the differences in embryo grading systems.

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Ana Sousa Ramos

Ana Sousa Ramos
Ana Sousa Ramos is a Laboratory Manager, Clinical Embryologist (ESHRE) at AVA Clinic in Lisbon, Portugal. Ana is also an experienced Laboratory Director with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. Skilled in Clinical Research, Medical Education, Life Sciences, Laboratory Skills, and Medicine. Strong research professional with a Post-graduation course focused in Bioethics/Medical Ethics from Universidade de Lisboa-Faculdade de Medicina.
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Caroline Kulczycka

Caroline Kulczycka

Caroline Kulczycka is an International Patient Coordinator who has been supporting IVF patients for over 2 years. Always eager to help and provide comprehensive information based on her thorough knowledge and experience whether you are just starting or are in the middle of your IVF journey. She’s a customer care specialist with +10 years of experience, worked also in the tourism industry, and dealt with international customers on a daily basis, including working abroad. When she’s not taking care of her customers and patients, you’ll find her traveling, biking, learning new things, or spending time outdoors.

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