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TUESDAY 16 JUNE 2015
10:00 - 11:30 Lisbon
Selected oral communications: Session 30: Innovative aspects of blastocyst development
Chairman: B. Kovacic (Slovenia) Chairman: S. Pimentel (Portugal)
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Qualitative and quantitative grading of human blastocysts and its association with live-birth rate and neonatal outcome
T. Ebner1, O. Shebl1, K. Tritscher2, P. Oppelt3, H.C. Duba4, M. Maurer4, G. Schappacher-Tilp5,
E. Petek2, R.B. Mayer1
1Landesfrauen- und Kinderklinik Linz, Kinderwunsch Zentrum, Linz, Austria
2Medical University, Institute of Human Genetics, Graz, Austria
3Johannes Kepler University, Medical Faculty, Linz, Austria
4Landesfrauen- und Kinderklinik, Department of Human Genetics, Linz, Austria
5Karl Franzens University, Department for Mathematics and Scientific Computing, Graz, Austria
For patients with repeated implantation failures, a morphologically poor blastocyst could affect the implantation rate of a morphologically good blastocyst during a double blastocyst transfer S. Ohgi1, C. Nakamura1, Y. Kurata1, H. Anakubo1, C. Hagihara1, A. Yanaihara1
1Yanaihara Women's Clinic, Division of Reproductive Medicine, Kanagawa, Japan
Blastocyst development in single-step versus sequential culture media of the same brand: analysis of 386 sibling oocytes
A. Alteri1, G. Fabozzi1, E. Rega1, M.F. Starita1, P. Giannini1, C. Piscitelli1, A. Colicchia1
1Villa Margherita, Ferticlinic, Roma, Italy
Blastocyst inner cell mass and trophectoderm grading lends to euploidy predictability
R.E. Anderson1, J.B. Whitney1, N.L. Nugent1, K. Waggoner1, J. Borba1, L. Gamboa1, S. Zozula1, M.C. Schiewe1
1Southern California Institute for Reproductive Sciences, ART, Newport Beach CA, U.S.A.
Identifying Chromosomes with Significant Roles in Blastocyst Development
D.H. McCulloh1, H.L. Lee1, C. McCaffrey1, B. Hodes-Wertz1, J.A. Grifo1
1New York University Langone Medical Center, NYU Fertility Center, New York NY, U.S.A.
10:15 O-104
10:30 O-105
10:45 O-106
11:00 O-107
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