Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction

24/07/2021

*When Skilled Endoscopist meet Excellent ART Expert Miracles Happen.*

*Team ISAR 2020-21 brings you an unique harmony* of Endoscopic Giants demonstrating Surgical Techniques & Expert ART Consultants discussing each avenue from Fertility Perspectives on *25th July 2021 9am - 6pm* as a celebration on occasion of *World IVF Day.*

Get in sync with ISAR's Vision, Discussion & get all the Scientific Answers for people interested in both Sub-Specialities

*Register Now*
https://bit.ly/ISAR-IVFDay

30/06/2021

As we mark the one-year anniversary of the declaration of COVID-19 as a global pandemic, it has become abundantly clear that this virus will not disappear soon. Based on the currently available & published evidence and relevant guidelines from FOGSI, FIGO, ASRM, ESHRE, British Fertility Society (BFS) and Society for Male Reproduction & Urology (SMRU), ISAR has issued its Position Statement on Recommendations for COVID Vaccination during Fertility Treatments & Early Pregnancy. Click on this link to read the recommendations: https://www.isarindia.net/pdf/Position-Statement.pdf.

03/05/2021

Dear All,

We hope you all are doing well and staying safe.

ISAR has been sending notifications of its online programmes to all its members via whatsapp on their registered mobile numbers, as well as by email on their registered official email ids.

Additionally, the hard copies of ISAR Express are delivered to members on their registered postal addresses.

Kindly check if you have been receiving all this. If not, then you are requested to send us an email on isar.office@gmail.com (or contact us on 7304304104) with your name and updated contact details i.e. correspondence address, email id and mobile number.

We would like to ensure that our members get all the notifications and the ISAR Express hard copies regularly, so please take a few minutes to update your information.

Regards,
Team ISAR

24/04/2021

New insight into formation of the human embryo

Pioneering research led by experts from the University of Exeter's Living Systems Institute has provided new insight into formation of the human embryo.

The team of researchers discovered a unique regenerative property of cells in the early human embryo.

The first tissue to form in the embryo of mammals is the trophectoderm, which goes on to connect with the uterus and make the placenta. Previous research in mice found that trophectoderm is only made once.

In the new study, however, the research team found that human early embryos are able to regenerate trophectoderm. They also showed that human embryonic stem cells grown in the laboratory can similarly continue to produce trophectoderm and placental cell types.

These findings show unexpected flexibility in human embryo development and may directly benefit assisted conception (IVF) treatments. In addition, being able to produce early human placental tissue opens a door to finding causes of infertility and miscarriage.

The study is published in the leading international peer-review journal Cell Stem Cell on Wednesday, April 7th 2021.

Professor Austin Smith, Director of the Living Systems Institute and co-author of the study added, said: "Before Dr Guo showed me her results, I did not imagine this should be possible. Her discovery changes our understanding of how the human embryo is made and what we may be able do with human embryonic stem cells"

Pioneering research led has provided new insight into formation of the human embryo.

21/04/2021

Epidemiologists analyzed the potential impact of endocrine disruptors on semen quality of men whose mothers were working at the early stages of their pregnancy. Their results show that men who have been exposed in utero to products known to contain endocrine disruptors are twice more likely to have semen volume and total s***m count per ej*******on below the reference values set by the WHO.

Epidemiologists analyzed the potential impact of endocrine disruptors on semen quality of men whose mothers were working at the early stages of their pregnancy. Their results show that men who have been exposed in utero to products known to contain endocrine disruptors are twice more likely to have....

18/02/2021

ISAR - Cooper Surgical Joint Training Program in Cryopreservation & ICSI (1st & 2nd March 2021)

07/01/2021

*Computational Research in Human Reproduction and Male Infertility*

The American Center for Reproductive Medicine is pleased to announce virtual research opportunities for innovative computational research in cutting edge topics in human reproduction and male infertility. The researcher will use a variety of approaches and tools such as: In-Silico (for Omics research in proteomics, genomics, metabolomics, etc.), Scientometrics, Bioinformatics, Biostatistics and Artificial Intelligence.

For enquiries: crm@ccf.org

10/08/2020

ISAR GLOBe-con, Sunday 16th August 2020 ~ Scientific Programme

08/08/2020

Save the Date for GLOBe-Con2020! Visit http://www.isarindia.net/ for the Scientific Programme.

06/06/2020

Please register for the scientific webinar on the link below and do forward this invite to anyone who may be interested.

12 noon to 1:00 pm, Thursday June 11th

https://cookmedical.webex.com/cookmedical/onstage/g.php?MTID=e6e71515cb18d585abe6c7f6d19084910

27/05/2020

Dear Doctors,

ISAR Invites you all to attend an interactive live webinar

DAY 2

Date: 30th May20 (Saturday). 10:00AM to 3:00PM

Topics:

Session 1-Endometrium in infertility ART & Abortions

Session 2- Advances in ART

Session 3-Current Affairs & Beyond

Speakers: Session 1

Dr. Padmarekha Jirge

Dr. Madhuri Patil

Dr. kedar Ganla

Speakers: Session 2

Dr. Kamini Rao

Dr. Firuza Parikh

Dr. Nandita Palshetkar

Speakers: Session 3

Dr. Prakash Trivedi

Dr. Amit Patki

Dr. Hrishikesh Pal

Please click on below link for Registration:

http://streamnow.in/ISAR-E-Conference

An initiative by IVA - Emcure, A Pioneer in the field of Gynecology and IVF.