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Chapter 5 - Embryologist Training: Embryo Transfer
from Section 1 - Starting a New Laboratory and Training Protocols
- By María José de los Santos, Nicolás Prados
Edited by Markus H. M. Montag, ilabcomm GmbH, St Augustin, Germany, Dean E. Morbeck, Kindbody Inc, New York City
Book:

Principles of IVF Laboratory Practice

Published online:

07 August 2023

Print publication:

24 August 2023, pp 30-37
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From a practical point of view, the culmination of excellent work in the IVF laboratory is the perfect transfer of the right embryos to the right part of the uterine cavity, aseptically and safely. As with all other tasks in the IVF laboratory, embryologists need to gain experience with embryo transfer (ET) techniques. Embryo loading in the different types of ET catheters, compared to ICSI or embryo biopsy, seems a fairly straightforward procedure but involves a great deal of responsibility. Excellent communication with doctors during ET, good embryo loading technique, training and proper traceability are key elements that will provide the quality needed for this simple but important step in assisted reproductive treatments.