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RBA Research

Reproductive Biology Associates demonstrated its leadership in the development of groundbreaking infertility treatment research at this year’s annual meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).  Eleven presentations authored by the RBA scientific team were accepted and all were very well received by our peers.  This was especially exciting as the conference was held in RBA’s home town of Atlanta, GA with approximately 5000 physicians, nurses and scientists from around the world in attendance.  The predominant focus of the science presented was our ongoing success with egg freezing…a technology RBA has been at the forefront of for over a decade.  RBA Scientific Director, Dr. Zsolt Peter Nagy, said “RBA continues to produce some of the best success rates in the world from our unique egg freezing protocol.  The technology has enhanced the care of our IVF patients, women seeking to preserve their fertility, and patients utilizing our frozen donor egg bank”.

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RBA PRESENTATIONS - 2009 ASRM

Zsolt P. Nagy

 

Title: CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED RECIPIENT CYCLES USING VITRIFIED/WARMED OOCYTES FROM A CRYO-EGG BANK AND COMPARISON OF OUTCOMES WITH FRESH OOCYTE DONATIONS.

Zsolt P. Nagy

Ching-Chien  Chang

 

Abstract Title: EMBRYO BIOPSY - BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO INCLUDING NEW AND IMPROVED TECHNIQUES.

Thomas Elliott

Ching-Chien  Chang

Diana Patricia Bernal

Luiz Fernando A. Colturato

 

Abstract Title:  HUMAN OOCYTE PRESERVATION EXPERIENCE (HOPE): PRELIMINARY RESULTS.

Zsolt P. Nagy, PhD

Diana Patricia Bernal

Ching-Chien  Chang

Ching-Chien  Chang





Paper published in "Fertility and Sterility".

This study was to determine the activity level of PAF (ligand and receptor transcript) content in motile and nonmotile sperm.

Our study objective was to determine the predictive value of the SPA with pregnancy rates in our IUI program.

Our objective was to study chromosome alignment and microtubule dynamics in the course of artificial meiosis, after transferring G2/M (4N) somatic cell nuclei into GV ooplasts.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the correlation between DFI and outcome in patients receiving ICSI treatment.

This study was to determine the relationship between sperm fertilization and the Hyaluronan Binding Assay.

The objective of the study was to investigate if it was possible to apply the PGD protocol in a way that it can be used for PCR analyses using lysed embryonic cells instead of intact cells.

The platelet-activating factor (PAF) study has been completed. The average pregnancy rate for gonadotropin IUI cycles is >40%, nearly twice the rate of non-PAF treated IUI cycles. Additionally, we are finding a tremendous improvement in first-cycle IUI pregnancy rates.

The objective of the present study was to investigate if it was possible to augment the PGD protocol in a way that it can be used for FISH analyses using degenerated/lysed embryonic cells instead of intact/living cells.

 
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