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Objetivos
This course has a mainly medical perspective and addresses the diagnosis of infertility and the types of infertility from an etiological point of view, as well as the assisted reproductive treatment necessary for each case. We will learn about the various treatments available to help achieve a pregnancy (ovulation induction, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization, oocyte donation) and in which cases they are indicated according to the circumstances of the couple, time of sterility, previous treatments , etc., highlighting ovarian stimulation as a basic pillar to increase the success of assisted reproduction techniques. On the other hand, we will treat two not-so-uncommon entities that cause infertility: endometriosis and recurrent miscarriage, and we will consider the use of ultrasound in reproductive medicine and the luteal phase support.
A quién va dirigido
Course intended for Biomedical Professionals, Biotechnologists, Andrologists and Embryologists
Temario completo de este curso
1.Management of ovulation induction and ovarian stimulation
2.Recurrent miscarriage
3.Sterility
4.Endometriosis
5.Uterine and tubal sterility
6.Artificial insemination
7.In vitro fertilization
8.Ovarian and endometrial manipulation
9.Fertility preservation for oncological and non-oncological reasons
10.Egg Donation
11.Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome: Physiopathology, Prevention and Management
12.Critical analysis of egg donation
13.Medical treatment of endometriosis
14.Fundamentals of ultrasound imaging in patients with infertility problems
15.Health of children conceived by assisted reproduction techniques
16.ART biosurveillance system. SIRHA assisted human reproduction information system.
17.The importance of the luteal phase in assisted reproduction