6 Lessons1h 18m

Embryo Transfer

We cover how many embryos to transfer, medicated vs. unmedicated cycles, fresh vs. frozen, and the do's and don'ts on transfer day itself.

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Embryo Transfer
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Experts you'll learn from

Dr. Chantel Cross

Associate Director
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Dr. Nalini Kaul (Mahajan)

Director, Mother & Child Hospital
Scientific Director, Ferticity Fertility Clinics
India

Dr. Christian M. Becker

Co-Director, Oxford BSGE Endometriosis Centre
Associate Professor, Oxford University
United Kingdom

Dr. Valerie Baker

Division Chief
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Dr. Eric Forman

Medical Director
Columbia University Medical Center

Dr. Zev Williams

Division Chief
Columbia University

Alice Domar, PhD

Associate Professor, OB/GYN
Harvard Medical School

Dr. Serena Chen

Medical Director
Saint Barnabas Medical Center

Dr. Jamie Grifo

Medical Director
NYU School of Medicine

Dr. Peter Humaidan

Professor
Aarhus University
Denmark

Dr. Alexander Quaas

Former Director
Reproductive Endocrinologist
University Hospital Basel

Dr. Brian Levine

Practice Director
CCRM New York

Dr. Norbert Gleicher

Medical Director
Center for Human Reproduction

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Course syllabus

  1. 1 min
    Done
    1. Course Objectives
  2. 16 min
    Done
    1. The Decision Around How Many Embryos to Transfer
    2. The Risks of Multiple Embryo Transfer
    3. The Benefits of Multiple Embryo Transfer
    4. What About After A Failed Single Embryo Transfer?
    5. The Day 3 vs. Day 5 Wrinkle
    6. ASRM Recommendations For Number of Embryos To Transfer
    7. Financial Implications of Single Versus Multiple Embryo Transfer
    8. Who Decides How Many Embryos To Transfer
    9. Pro Tips
  3. 19 min
    Done
    1. Natural Cycles vs. "Artificial" Cycles: The Two Main Preparations for FET
    2. How to Decide between a Natural Cycle vs. an "Artificial" Cycle FET: The Relevant Questions
    3. Pro Tips: Natural vs. Medicated FET
  4. 20 min
    Done
    1. Screening the Doctor Who Oversees Your Transfer
    2. Tactically Improving the Transfer
    3. The Mock Transfer
    4. Pro Tips
  5. 3 min
    Done
    1. Endometrial Receptivity Testing
    2. The Basics of Implantation
    3. Role of the Endometrium in Implantation
    4. Assessment of Endometrial Receptivity
    5. Endometrial Receptivity Array (ERA)
    6. Cost of the ERA Test
    7. Clinical Data on ERA Effectiveness
  6. 19 min
    Done
    1. After the Transfer
    2. Pregnancy Testing
    3. Confirming Pregnancy by Ultrasound
    4. Bleeding in Pregnancy
    5. Pregnancy Loss
    6. Discharge to OB Care

What you'll learn

We cover the advantages and disadvantages to single-embryo transfer, from a medical and financial standpoint. We train you to ask your doctor the relevant questions to establish the best protocol leading up to your transfer, which steps are appropriate to take on the day of transfer and which members of the team are best equipped to execute the transfer.

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