Center of Reproductive Medicine

Revenues:	Under $20 Million
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The Center of Reproductive Medicine has offered micromanipulation as a standard of care in the ART laboratory since 1996. Micromanipulation involves handling the gametes (sperm and eggs) or embryos at the microscopic level by means of precision instruments attached to the microscope. The micromanipulators allow the embryologist to assist in the fertilization process (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, ICSI) or promote the process of implantation of the embryo prior to transfer (Assisted Hatching, AH). The impact of these techniques has been a major benefit to our patients by allowing us to treat couples successfully in situations where standard IVF would not. We have demonstrated success with severe male factor infertility and previous failed fertilization cases from standard ART therapies.

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Research from University of Munster, Center of Reproductive Medicine provide new insights into spermatogenesis. Women's Health Weekly; 8/27/2009 ...the matrix in a 3D culture environment," wrote J.B. Stukenborg and colleagues, University of Munster, Center of Reproductive Medicine (see also Spermatogenesis). The researchers concluded: "Further research efforts are required to reveal... ...more

Case against Ochsner Foundation Fertility Clinic examines whether embryologists are medical professionals New Orleans CityBusiness; 12/16/2009 ...embryologists perform separate medical and nonmedical duties. John Richards, director of the IVF lab at the Center of Reproductive Medicine in Webster, Texas, agreed with Samuels that high school students could be trained to perform the tasks Williams... ...more