New Technologies in IVF

Piezo electrical stimulation is a highly significant advancement in reproductive technologies and is applied in our partnered laboratory using the latest technology. Also referred to as the “electroshock method,” this technique is designed to overcome challenges in IVF treatment and to increase success rates. The goal of “IVF Piezo Electrical Stimulation” is to enhance fertilization and embryo formation. In this method, a mild electric current is applied to activate the eggs, promoting fertilization.

Embryo glue is a special solution used during embryo transfer in IVF treatment. Also referred to as a “culture medium supplement,” embryo glue is a newly developed culture medium used specifically for embryo transfer.  

In IVF treatments, ‘Platelet Rich Plasma’ can be abbreviated as PRP. The answer to the question of what PRP means is a plasma solution obtained from the patient's own blood and containing a high concentration of platelets. Platelets are rich in growth factors and other biological substances that stimulate the body's healing process. The main task of platelets, i.e. platelets, is to ensure clotting.

In recent years, the search for new and effective methods to achieve a higher chance of success in IVF treatment has been increasing. One of the most promising treatments revealed by this search is exosome treatment. So, what is IVF exosome and how is exosome used in IVF treatment? One of the newest developments in IVF technology is the role of exosomes.

IVF treatment is a new source of hope for couples with fertility problems. This treatment method has become an important option for many couples who want to realise their dream of having a child. However, it is necessary to incorporate new technologies to increase success rates and optimise the chances of pregnancy. In this context, IVF artificial intelligence assisted embryo and sperm selection stands out as an important innovation in IVF treatment.

At the beginning of theIVF ROSI technique, round spermatids, which are not capable of fertilising the egg on their own, are activated by special laboratory methods. The activated spermatids are combined with the egg to form an embryo. In the ROSI technique, sperm activation is achieved usingchemical methods or electric current. This activation is carried out in the process of merging with the egg and the egg is fertilised.