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Baris Ata

@drbarisata

Dean@KocUniversity School of Medicine, President @Turkish Sos Rep Med. Curious physician🤓

Istanbul, Turkey Katılım Mart 2010
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Koç Üniversitesi@kocuniversity·
Gelecekteki doktorlarımız için unutulmaz bir an! 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🩺 Birinci sınıf tıp öğrencilerimiz, profesyonel yolculuklarının başlangıcını simgeleyen beyaz önlüklerini giydiler. Tıp dünyasına ilk adımlarını atarken kendilerine başarılarla dolu bir yolculuk diliyoruz. Bu anlamlı günün en özel anlarını izlemek için tıklayın: youtube.com/watch?v=Gz504m… A milestone moment for our future doctors! 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🩺 Our first-year medical students put on their white coats, marking the beginning of their professional journey. As they take their first steps into the world of medicine, we wish them a journey filled with success. Click to watch the most memorable moments of this meaningful day: youtube.com/watch?v=Gz504m…
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Baris Ata
Baris Ata@drbarisata·
@juanjo_fraire @NoemiSalme30386 In these studies, the answer is not in the final cumulative live birth rate achieved. It is in the difference between increments with each subsequent transfer. If there is a uterine factor, you are supposed to observe a gradual decline with each transfer, which is not visible.
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Juanjo Fraire-Zamora
Juanjo Fraire-Zamora@juanjo_fraire·
@NoemiSalme30386 According to the work by Pirtea and Gill, If only euploid embryos are transferred after 3 ETs you reach 92% CLBR and after 5 you reach 98% 😅 in a normal uterus for sure! #ESHREjc
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Noemi Salmeri@NoemiSalme30386·
Q4: Moving into the “ideal” setting of IVF. ✨LBR after multiple ET reach 60–70% in women <35 years…. 🔎to what extent can the remaining failure be explained by uterine factors? could this account for the entire 30–40%? Or are we missing something else? #ESHREjc
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Juanjo Fraire-Zamora
Juanjo Fraire-Zamora@juanjo_fraire·
Q1. Gill et al, defined their unit of analysis 🔍as euploid blastocysts transferred (instead of the transfer of an euploid blastocyst). How are DETs affecting the calculation 🧮 of CLBR? Should the CLBR calculation in general be based only on euploid blastocysts? #ESHREjc @ESHRE
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George Liperis
George Liperis@GLiperis·
Q2: Not all euploid embryos implant, suggesting that embryo quality goes beyond ploidy. What embryological reasons could explain why euploid embryos do not implant? Can current and emerging technologies aid in identifying embryos that could lead to success? #ESHREjc #ESHRE
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Juanjo Fraire-Zamora
Juanjo Fraire-Zamora@juanjo_fraire·
Baris Ata@drbarisata

@juanjo_fraire @LaurCraciunas @ESHRE @PirteaP @PaolaVigano3 @MicahJHillDO @Genera_pma @GLiperis @kashish__ @SCobanMune @NMacklon @JuanchoGVelasco Right. Sensitivity analysis limited to patients who exclusively underwent single euploid transfers included 92 patients and yielded similar results with the overall analysis, i.e., the 4th and 5th euploid blastocysts had similar live birth rate 40% vs 50% RR 1.24 (0.81-1.91).

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