A Case for Transferring Blastocysts on Day 5-6 Post-Fertilization Rather Than on Day 2-3 as Cleaved Embryos.

_EMBRYO TRANSFER (ET) IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT STEP IN
IVF. IT TAKES CONFIDENCE, DEXTERITY, SKILL AND TIMING TO OPTIMALLY
PERFORM ET. OF ALL THE PROCEDURES CONDUCTED IN IVF, EMBRYO TRANSFER IS
THE MOST DIFFICULT TO PERFECT. SADLY, FAR TOO MANY WOMEN FAIL TO
CONCEIVE SIMPLY BECAUSE OF POOR TIMING AND TECHNIQUE OF ET._
While the debate over whether it is better to transfer cleaved e…

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IVF And Diminished Ovarian Reserve (DOR): A Rational Basis for Selecting the Optimal Protocol for Ovarian Stimulation

When it comes to the selection of ovarian stimulation protocols for
older women
[/blog/ovarian-stimulation-for-women-with-diminished-ovarian-reserve-dor-and-in-older-women-undergoing-ivf/]
and those who have DOR there is in my opinion, no justification for
the use of a “one size fits all” or “recipe approach”. I
firmly believe that th…

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A Fresh Look at The Indications for IVF

Today, due to a myriad of factors, IVF is regarded as one of the main
thoroughfares for helping couples achieve the goal of creating a
family. However, no two IVF candidates are exactly alike and there is
no single approach that is applicable to every patient. In the final
analysis, success requires a careful analysis of the variables known
to affect outcome in combination with a very individualized and
customized approach to treatment, judicious and selective…

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Recurrent “Unexplained” IVF Failure with Good Quality Embryos.

BACKGROUND: CJ, a 34-year-old, and her husband RJ, age 35) presented
to me with a six-year history of infertility
[/blog/the-causes-of-infertility/]. Based on semen analysis, RJ, who
had initiated two pregnancies in a prior relationship, was found to be
perfectly fertile. CJ had been married before and in that
relationship, had also experienced two years of infertility. Of
interest is the fact that …

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Early Pregnancy Loss: Causes and a Rational Approach to Management.

There is nothing more stressful to patients and to caring physicians
than dealing with recurrent early pregnancy losses (RPL)
[/blog/recurrent-pregnancy-loss-rpl/]. There is also no greater
imperative in such cases than to carefully identify the underlying
cause that without which successful treatment is far less likely. In
about 80% of cases, early pregnancy loss (whether due to miscarriage
or chemical pregnancy) is due to

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Optimizing Access to Sher-IVF, Las Vegas from Afar

“Over the years Sher-IVF has performed IVF on many patients that
often journeyed from as far away as, France, South America, China,
Europe, Africa, Central/South America, Canada, Japan, the Middle East,
Russia, etc. Almost all have been surprised at the convenience that
our system afforded them. In fact, most have readily volunteered that
it is easier to be treated at a distance in the manner described, than
having to drive in and out through bustling traffic to and from th…

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Selecting an IVF Program: Willingness to Share Financial Risk with Patients, Builds Confidence!

Unlike virtually every other form of medical treatment in America, IVF
is largely not covered by insurance
[/blog/ivf-journey-importance-planning-trip-taking-ride/].  To make
matters worse, patients often require more than one attempt to have a
reasonable chance for success and the majority of people needing this
treatment cannot afford enough attem…

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