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2014 Annual conference in reproductive medicine - Implantation: Opening the black box

  • Location:Budapest, Hungary
  • Date:23 May 2014 - 24 May 2014
  • Full registration fee:€ 350
  • Registration fee without dinner:€ 270
  • Registration fee for young physicians, up to 35 years old, without dinner:€  220
 

Friday 23 May

08.45  EXCEMED opening
R. Fischer (Germany)

08.55  Scientific Organisers’ welcome and introduction
N. Macklon (UK) and  P.Z. Nagy (USA)

Session I Endometrial and uterine receptivity

Real-time session survey

09.05 L1: Why don’t all embryos implant?  The limits of human implantation
N. Macklon (UK)

09.30  L2: Key biological processes in human implantation  What can go wrong?
J. Aplin (UK)

09.55  L3: Understanding endometrial ‘omics’
S. Altmäe (Estonia)

Revisiting real-time session survey

10.20 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap

10.40  Coffee break

Session II Immunology of the endometrium

11.00  L4: Immunological modulation and regulation of endometrial receptivity
N. Lédée (France)

11.25  L5: What is the role for immunological testing and therapies in ART?
S. Quenby (UK)

11.50  L6: Intra-uterine therapies
N. Gleicher (USA)

Revisiting real-time session survey

12.15 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap

12.35 Lunch

Session III Surgical interventions

Real-time session survey

13.35  L7: Intra-uterine abnormalities: seek and treat?
H.M. Fatemi (Belgium)

14.00  L8: Endometrial scratching: how might it work?
J. Aplin (UK)

Revisiting real-time session survey

14.25 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap


Debate on whether endometrial scratching should be offered to women undergoing ART

Moderator: S. Quenby (UK)

Real time debate survey 

14.50  D1: The case for endometrial scratching
N. Raine-Fenning (UK)

15.05  D2: The case against endometrial scratching
Y. Kalhaf (UK)

Questions from the moderator 

Audience poll: for or against

Debaters’ concluding remarks  

Revisiting real-time debate survey 


15.50 Coffee break

Session IV COS and endometrial receptivity

Real-time session survey

16.10  L9: Influence of COS protocols on the endometrium  and implantation
N. Macklon (UK)

16.35 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap

Revisiting real-time session survey


Debate on cycle segmentation by freezing all embryos and transferring in the natural cycle is the future

Moderator: R. Fischer (Germany)

Real time debate survey 

17.00 D3: The case for routine cycle segmentation 
P. Devroey (Belgium)

17.15  D4: The case against routine cycle segmentation
S. Ziebe  (Denmark)

Questions from the moderator

Audience poll: for or against

Debaters’ concluding remarks

Revisiting real-time debate survey

18.00  End of the day

 

Saturday 24 May

Session V Embryological aspects of implantation

Real-time session survey

09.00 L10: Non-invasive tools for embryo selection:  technological advances
P.Z. Nagy (USA)

09.25 L11: Current and emerging technologies for genetic embryo screening
A. Capalbo (Italy)

09.50 L12: Is there a role of Assisted Hatching in the era of blastocyst culture and vitrification?
B. Balaban (Turkey)

Revisiting real-time session survey

10.15 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap

10.35  Coffee break

Session VI Recurrent Implantation failure

Real-time session survey

10.55 L13: Recurrent implantation failure: definition,  aetiology, diagnosis and prognosis
N. Raine-Fenning (UK)

11.20 L14: Management of RIF: what can the clinician do?
Y. Cheong (UK)

11.45 L15: Management of RIF: what can the embryologist do?
D. Sakkas (USA)

12.10 L16: Recurrent implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage: Should we be  treating them the same?
S. Quenby (UK)

12.35 L17: Coping with a lack of evidence in the age of evidence based medicine
J.L.H. Evers (The Netherlands)

Revisiting real-time session survey

13.00 Q&A: let’s talk
Messages: let’s recap

13.20  Scientific organisers' closing remarks

13.30 End of the conference and closing lunch

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