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"The success of an IVF treatment depends on numerous factors. The patients and the causes of their infertility, the hormone stimulation regimen, culture media, quality and maintenance of equipment and skills of staff are all factors that will influence the outcome. One important factor that can have a detrimental impact on the IVF treatment outcome, but is sometimes overlooked, is the quality of the plastic equipment.
What prevents results from going from good to excellent?
Since the 1980s and 90s the IVF community has succeeded in improving the quality of the IVF-treatment and the number of patients who can bring a baby home is steadily increasing. Still, many clinics encounter difficulties when trying to increase their success rate that extra step from average good to excellent.
Despite great efforts such as certification of lab and embryologists and investments in new technology, the implantation rate remains very much the same. One reason for this may well be that there is one or several suboptimal utensils used in the lab..."
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