Advanced ART Courses for Clinicians

1. 1999 Advanced Assisted Reproductive Technology Courses Advanced ART courses for clinicians Advanced ART courses are the study of assisted reproductive technologies. One could study about it's procedure, devices designed for assisted reproductive technologies, advantages of ART, types of ART, success rates of ART etc. The success rates of fertility clinics, and Certification Act of 1992 defines Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) as all fertility medicaments in which either eggs, sperms or embryos are handled. 1 IIRRH IVF Training institute

2. 1999 Advanced Assisted Reproductive Technology Courses Generally, ART procedures include removal of eggs from woman's ovaries by surgery, fusing them with sperm in a fertility lab and then placing them back in the woman’s body or donating them to another woman (surrogate). To perform ART procedures, purpose of having the eggs retrieval is very important. Medicaments that cornerstone the handling of sperms or procedures that only stimulate egg production in women are not involved in ART procedures. Infertility being seen as crucial health problem by the World Health Organization (WHO). Even though sterility is curable, it is still perceived as a prohibition in the less developed or developing nations where the woman is criticized, irrespective of her reproductive health therefore she carries the blame of the inability to produce a biological child. Apart from the social consequence and obtaining acceptance in society, there are medical advantages of opting for various ART procedures. ART procedures open different options for giving birth to the child. The couples could either opt for egg donation, sperm, or gestational carriers (surrogacy) also different procedures like IUI, IVF, ICSI. The eggs could also be cryopreserved for future use. This procedure helps couples who want to set-back their pregnancy due to personal reasons. There are expanded chances of conceiving a child which is healthy and little-bit chances of facing miscarriages. Treatments of infertility in India have made considerable progress. MedTech company conducted a research during 2019-2020. According to this research, nearly 27.5 million couples suffer from infertility, who actively try to conceive, and this number is expected to raise by 10% by 2020. Treatment of infertility such as IVF has large success rate in treating infertility. Profession in Assisted Reproductive Technology In modern era shift in the perception is seen among the urban population and couples have begun to opt for fertility treatments as a means to procure parenthood. IIRRH, in association with University of VIT, NITTE University, as well as Bangalore university, offering PhD in Assisted Reproductive Technologies intending to provide post-graduates in life sciences and medical graduates in the disparate aspects of Clinical Embryology. This is a certified course 2 IIRRH IVF Training institute

3. 1999 Advanced Assisted Reproductive Technology Courses with promising future opportunities. The course is a perfect combination of theoretical knowledge and practical training. At the end of the course student can expect to be well-versed in the following areas: Introduction of IVF and thirty years of IVF Approaches of repeated implantation failure Infertility investigations & indications for IVF Techniques of embryo transfer IVF laboratory Set-up Diminishment of multiple pregnancies and single embryo transfer Stimulation protocols and tests for ovarian reserve Luteal stage support Addresses to ovarian stimulation in patients with PCOS ovarian syndrome) Preservation of fertility and cancer therapy. (Polycystic Retrieval of oocyte Surrogacy and oocyte donation Management of couples who responds very poor Regulatory and ethical issues in recent Assisted Reproductive Technologies. Management ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome and prevention of Counselling infertile patients to opt for different ART procedures to get results. Why study of ART has so much of scope and why IIRRH is best ART training institute By the birth of the world’s first test-tube baby in 1978, the field of Reproductive Medicine has seen a reverberation in India. The Indian IVF epic has been in the limelight due to this breakthrough in India and has been a popular topic of conversation among the media. 10 to 14 percent of the Indian population are suffering from infertility with higher rates in urban areas where 1 out of 6 couples is impacted with infertility. Infertility has been deliberated as a taboo in India and persist as an under-researched reason for failed 3 IIRRH IVF Training institute

4. 1999 Advanced Assisted Reproductive Technology Courses marriages in the country. However, in latterly years a shift in the discernment is seen among the urban population and couples have begun to opt for fertility treatments as a means to achieve parenthood. IIRRH, in association with University of VIT, NITTE University, as well as Bangalore University for PhD in reproductive biology is offering Advanced Assisted Reproductive Technologies courses for clinicians and embryologists intending to equip post-graduates in life sciences and medical graduates in the disparate aspects of Clinical Embryology or Assisted Reproductive Technology. Advanced ART course is a certified course with promising future opportunities. Eligibility •Infertility Doctors specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology with a minimum experience of 3 years. •Physicians knowledgeable with OI (Ovulation Induction) & IUI (Intra Uterine Insemination) procedures using stimulation with gonadotropins. •Doctors who have experience in trans-vaginal ultrasound for follicular tracking. 4 IIRRH IVF Training institute