A recently published study further advances the drive toward precision medicine in IVF

Abstract

The individualized timing of ovulation triggers to such very small follicle sizes and, therefore, at times extremely early egg retrieval, significantly shortens IVF cycles and mandates very close, daily observation of patients. That MII oocytes with advancing female age lose ability to produce good-quality embryos is, of course, also a potentially almost revolutionary finding because practically every IVF cycle in the world currently strives to maximize the percentage of MII oocytes in every IVF cycle’s egg-cohort.