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Genetic testing of future parents
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Treatment of female patients 40+
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Fertile days – what should I know about them and how can I calculate them?
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Endometriosis – causes, symptoms, treatment
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Age and fertility
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What is the scale of the problem? How many couples face infertility?
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Low ovarian reserve
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Why does the doctor order so many tests at the beginning?
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When should a couple turn to the Clinic? What does the treatment start with?
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Modern Methods of Infertility Treatment, Part 1
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Is in vitro/insemination a treatment? After all, it does not eliminate the cause of problems with getting pregnant…
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What determines the success of in vitro fertilization?
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Hyperprolactinemia
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Post-Coital Test
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Hyaluronic acid binding assay
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General semen analysis
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Additional diagnosis of male partner
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Miscarriages at the onset of pregnancy – causes and diagnosis
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Causes of infertility – deficiency of vitamins and fatty acids
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Male infertility: causes and diagnosis of male infertility
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Modern Methods of Infertility Treatment, Part 1
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Modern Methods of Infertility Treatment, Part 2
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What determines the success of in vitro fertilization?
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PGD Preimplantation Diagnosis
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AMH – modern evaluation of ovarian reserve
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Fundamentals of female fertility diagnosis
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Laparoscopic surgery in gynecology
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Cytogenetic testing in the assessment of female fertility
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Menstrual cycle – all you should know
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Female fertility
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Age and fertility
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Fertile days – what should I know about them and how can I calculate them?
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Hormonal stimulation – before the IVF program
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Stimulation – long agonist protocol
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Stimulation – short agonist protocol
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Stimulation – short antagonist protocol (Cetrotide)
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Hormonal stimulation – side effects
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Myths – lymphocyte vaccination
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Myth 1: In vitro does not treat infertility
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Myth 2: Children from in vitro are born at the expense of their siblings
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Myth 3: Children conceived with the use of in vitro fertilization technique are born ill and have numerous congenital defects
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Myth 4: IVF procedure, contrary to naprotechnology, is ineffective and unethical.
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Methods of sperm selection
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What is in vitro fertilization?
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Indications for IVF program
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What is the effectiveness of IVF?
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How long does the IVF treatment last?
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How many times can the procedure be attempted?
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Is it true that with IVF the chance of conceiving male child increases?
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When does the treatment end? With the fertilization itself?
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What is assisted hatching – AH?
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Methods of sperm selection
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ICSI – intracytoplasmic sperm injection
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Testicular biopsy
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Assisted hatching (AH)
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Culture up to the blastocyst stage
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IVM – in vitro maturation – maturation of egg cells
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Sperm sorting
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Diagnostic testing before insemination
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Post-Coital Test
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Recurrent miscarriages and treatment efficacy
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Psychosocial aspects of infertility treatment
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Low ovarian reserve
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Failed IVF programs
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Spontaneous / habitual abortions
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How to treat male infertility?
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What is the scale of the problem? How many couples face infertility?
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What is infertility?
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Why can’t we have children?
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Are you at risk of infertility?
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Why does the doctor order so many tests at the beginning?
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What is the percentage of couples who go through the treatment successfully – and how long, on average, does it take?
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When should a couple turn to the Clinic? What does the treatment start with?
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What is the difference between a treatment in the Fertility Clinic and a naprotechnology?
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Medications used in stimulation protocols preceding in vitro fertilization
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Gonadotropins – (Menopur, Puregon, Gonal F, Fostimon, Merional)
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GnRH agonists (e.g. Gonapeptyl, Decapeptyl, Diphereline)
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GnRH antagonists (e.g. Cetrotide)
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hCG (e.g. Ovitrelle, Choragon, Pregnyl)
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Progesterone (e.g. Lutein, Lutinus)
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Antiestrogens (e.g. Clostilbegyt)
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Oral contraceptives
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Embryo evaluation
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What is assisted hatching – AH?
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ICSI technique through an embryologist’s eye
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Methods of sperm selection
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Embryo freezing – how does it work?
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Egg cell quality
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FAMSI – when semen is not perfect
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Sperm – general information
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Do IVF children from in vitro suffer from diseases more often than those conceived in natural way? Are IVF children more often genetically affected or do they develop more poorly?
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Do pregnancies after in vitro require special management?
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What is the significance of prenatal testing for IVF pregnancies?
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Do deliveries of babies after in vitro differ from natural ones? Are there any special indications?
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Do IVF pregnancies more often end in miscarriage?
