Fertility & Hysteroscopy, Bhubaneswar (2026)

16/06/2026

ASRM Recommendations on AI Application in IVF Labs (2026)

A specialized committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) has just officially issued recommendations regarding the use of AI in IVF laboratories.

SUMMARY and CONCLUSION

The application of AI in IVF laboratories remains in its infancy, and proceed with caution...

Data on AI-based embryo selection to date is primarily retrospective. There is only one randomized controlled trial (RCT), and it failed to demonstrate that AI-based selection is as effective as conventional selection methods (meaning AI performed no better than traditional morphological assessment for sure ).

09/06/2026

Advanced Fellowship (ART-IVF & Reprod. Medicine )
Endorsed by World Fertility Academy
Hybrid ( both online and onsite ) 360°Course Module
Module 1 : Basic Infertility , Ovulation Induction , IUI Plus
Module 2 : Clinical IVF & Embryology
📅 New batch starts on 27.06.2026
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30/05/2026

This was the first session of a 7-8 session online IVF training program conducted by Dr. Aditya Das from Embryoedu , India for International Junior Fertility practitioners.

The session covered the evolution of infertility treatment from considering it a divine matter to modern scientific advancements, including the first IUI procedure by Dr. J. Martin Sims in the 1850s, the development of IVF leading to the world's first baby Louise Brown in 1978, and recent advancements like single embryo transfer, ICSI, and embryoscope technology.
The program also addressed the importance of fertility counseling, defining infertility as not being able to conceive after one year of unprotected s*x, and the role of hormones in folliculogenesis including FSH, LH, and estrogen pathways.
Dr. Das explained the physiological process of menstruation and follicular development, emphasizing the concept of follicle recruitment, selection, and dominance, and introduced the chronic low-dose step-up protocol using 50 IU recombinant FSH for PCOS patients.
The session concluded with detailed discussion on ovulation triggers, timing of IUI procedures, and luteal phase support using HCG injections.

20/05/2026

The FIGO Fertility Passport is a free, downloadable tool designed to improve continuity of fertility care worldwide. Created by the FIGO Committee on Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, it helps prevent repeated, costly investigations and treatment delays when patients move between clinics or healthcare systems.

For patients, it offers a clear, portable record to reduce stress and expenses. For providers, it speeds diagnosis, enhances communication and supports evidence-based decisions. The passport records information for both partners and is especially valuable in low- and middle-income countries where resources are limited.

Read more and download here: https://www.figo.org/news/figo-launches-innovative-fertility-passport-improve-continuity-care-couples-worldwide

12/05/2026

PCOS Renamed PMOS in Landmark Global Consensus

Why PCOS Was Renamed to PMOS

The name "PCOS" was deemed misleading and inaccurate, focusing too narrowly on "cysts" and ovaries, which delayed diagnosis and marginalized the condition's severe systemic health impacts.

Misleading Terminology: Many individuals diagnosed with the condition do not actually have abnormal ovarian cysts. The "polycystic" appearance is often just an accumulation of underdeveloped follicles.

Systemic Nature: The condition is a complex endocrine (hormonal) and metabolic disorder affecting heart health, insulin, weight, and mental health, not just a gynecological issue.

Delayed Diagnosis & Stigma: The focus on infertility and ovaries led to missed diagnoses and a lack of holistic treatment, often dismissed by doctors.

01/05/2026

Research in a 2026 study found that bacteria detected on the embryo transfer catheter were linked to lower live birth rates, likely reflecting the patient’s own microbiome being carried into the uterus during transfer.

During embryo transfer, the catheter passes through the va**na and cervix, which are not sterile, meaning bacteria can be carried into the uterus and this may affect implantation.

A study by Boughanmi et al. (2026) measured bacteria in the va**na, cervix, and on the catheter after transfer, and compared this to pregnancy outcomes.

They found that when certain bacteria were present, live birth rates were much lower, while patients with more Lactobacillus had better outcomes. These bacteria were more common in patients with bacterial vaginosis (BV), a common and often unrecognized imbalance of the va**nal microbiome.

This suggests that the embryo transfer procedure itself may carry bacteria into the uterus, and that differences in the va**nal microbiome could quietly affect success rates.

The authors highlight BV as important, noting it can be screened for with a simple test. However, the study didn’t test whether treating BV or changing the microbiome improves outcomes, so this still needs to be confirmed.

29/04/2026

Certified Clinical Embryology Hands-on
Endorsed by World Fertility Academy
Hybrid Short Courses ( both online and onsite )
For IVF Consultants & Gynaecologists
360°Course Module
Module 1 : Clinical Andrology , IUI S***m Preparation
Module 2 : Clinical IVF & ICSI Procedures
Module 3 : Cryobiology(Embryo Freezing & Thawing)
Module 4 : Embryo loading & transfer
📅 New batch starts on 26.05.2026
👩‍⚕️Dear IVF Consultants & Gynaecs , Register Today !
& Practise Embryology with confidence.
🚨 Limited Seats Available — Apply Soon!
Ask for more information
💬 Whatsapp : 078940 40500 , INDIA
🌐 www.embryoedu.in
👉Sessions exclusively on Fridays/Sundays Evenings

28/04/2026

Advanced Short Courses (Reprod. Medicine & Infertility)
Endorsed by World Fertility Academy
Hybrid ( both online and onsite ) 360°Course Module
Module 1 : Basic Infertility , Ovulation Induction , IUI Plus
Module 2 : Clinical IVF & Embryology
📅 New batch starts on 26.05.2026
👩‍⚕️Dear Gynaecs , Register Today !
& Practise Infertility with confidence.
🚨 Limited Seats Available — Apply Soon!
Ask for more information
💬 Whatsapp : 078940 40500 , INDIA
🌐 www.embryoedu.in
👉Sessions exclusively on Fridays/Sundays Evenings

24/04/2026

PGT-A helps select embryos with the correct number of chromosomes, but it doesn’t guarantee success.

Here’s why:

1. Implantation isn’t just about the embryo. Even a good embryo needs the right environment. Things like endometriosis, uterine structural abnormalities, or immune issues can affect implantation.

2. PGT-A : 5–10 cells are biopsied from an embryo with hundreds of cells , sample might not fully represent the whole embryo.

3. Smaller genetic mutations can still impact development and lead to miscarriage as pgt-a screens the number of whole chromosomes

4. PGT-A reflects the embryo’s genetics at the time of biopsy as a snapshot. Embryos continue to divide and can develop new errors later on.

5. Embryo quality still matters. Even with euploids, better quality embryos and faster developing ones (like day 5 vs day 6/7) have higher success rates.

6. Lab and transfer factors play a role. Handling in the lab and the embryo transfer itself can influence outcomes.

7. Implantation and early development are complex. Even with a chromosomally normal embryo, things don’t always progress as expected.

Euploid embryos have strong success rates ( 65% chance of live birth per transfer and 93% after three transfers.

18/04/2026

April is adenomyosis awareness month! 🩷 the evil sister of endometriosis 💛

Diffuse adenomyosis is characterised by the presence of endometrial glands and stroma distributed throughout the myometrium, resulting in diffuse thickening of the uterine wall.

In some cases, it can be misdiagnosed as fibroids due to its appearance on imaging, creating a bulky and enlarged uterus.

Diffuse adenomyosis represents the majority of adenomyosis cases, accounting for roughly two thirds of presentations. The pattern of involvement within the myometrium can vary, with some uteri showing a more uniform distribution, while others demonstrate an uneven infiltration, often described as symmetrical or asymmetrical.

Some of the symptoms caused are heavy menstrual bleeding, prolonged menstrual duration, dysmenorrhea, chronic pelvic pain, dyspareunia, and a sensation of pelvic pressure or fullness.

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