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<p><strong>Precise documentation of every single oocyte.</strong></p> | <p><strong>Precise documentation of every single oocyte.</strong></p> | ||
| − | <p>Every | + | <p>Every oocyte is <strong>unique</strong>.<strong> Several methods</strong> have been developed to evaluate the development potential on cell and cleavage level. Oocytes are <strong>extracted</strong>, <strong>undergo a treatment</strong>, are <strong>frozen </strong>if necessary, <strong>transported</strong>, <strong> stored</strong>, <strong>thawed</strong>, <strong>cultivated again</strong> and <strong>transferred</strong>. Enough reasons to create documentation on oocyte level. The EU Directive "Cells and Tissue" also requires documentation on identifiability and traceability of each oocyte.</p> |
| − | <p>MedITEX IVF allows <strong>detailed documentation</strong> of <strong>all development stages</strong> and <strong>manipulations</strong> of | + | <p>MedITEX IVF allows <strong>detailed documentation</strong> of <strong>all development stages</strong> and <strong>manipulations</strong> of oocyte – <strong>exact to the day</strong>, including <strong>photos</strong>, <strong> scores</strong>, <strong>comments</strong>, <strong>performed analysis</strong> etc.</p> |
| − | <p>MedITEX IVF for the first time allows you to document complex laboratory processes realistically, for example post maturing of individual | + | <p>MedITEX IVF for the first time allows you to document complex laboratory processes realistically, for example post maturing of individual oocyte, adding of thawed oocytes or performing fertilization on the following day.</p> |
| − | <p>Every single obtained | + | <p>Every single obtained oocyte will be represented <strong>visually </strong>in a <strong> graphical </strong>overview. It allows entries for a <strong>maximum of ten cultivation days</strong>, although <strong>more then 5 to 6 days</strong> will most likely <strong>never </strong>be necessary. In the overview, <strong>development stages</strong> and <strong>manipulations </strong>such as <strong>insemination </strong>and <strong>injections</strong>, <strong>assisted hatching</strong>, <strong>polar body diagnosis</strong>, <strong> freezing </strong>and <strong>thawing processes</strong>, <strong>embryo transfer</strong> and <strong>more</strong>, can be assigned <strong>exact to the cell and day</strong>. All this can be done with a few mouse-clicks on the corresponding cells.</p> |
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<h3>Table representation</h3> | <h3>Table representation</h3> | ||
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| − | <p>Before entering data you should consider if you wish to put the focus of your documentation on summarized entries, or also on the individual | + | <p>Before entering data you should consider if you wish to put the focus of your documentation on summarized entries, or also on the individual oocyte. In the first case you should enter the data only in the table view, while in the second you should use the graphical representation. The graphical representation can also be used to "fine-tune” entries made in the tabular view.</p> |
<p>The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other.</p> | <p>The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other.</p> | ||
<p> </p> | <p> </p> | ||
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</table> | </table> | ||
| − | <p>If that appears too complex, you can quickly insert data within a table overview. There you only need to enter summarized information about obtained, treated, fertilized and transferred | + | <p>If that appears too complex, you can quickly insert data within a table overview. There you only need to enter summarized information about obtained, treated, fertilized and transferred oocyte.</p> |
| − | <p>The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other</p> | + | <p>The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other.</p> |
<p>The graphical representation can also be used to "fine-tune” entries made in the tabular view.</p> | <p>The graphical representation can also be used to "fine-tune” entries made in the tabular view.</p> | ||
<h3>Summed representation</h3> | <h3>Summed representation</h3> | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 21 February 2013
Precise documentation of every single oocyte.
Every oocyte is unique. Several methods have been developed to evaluate the development potential on cell and cleavage level. Oocytes are extracted, undergo a treatment, are frozen if necessary, transported, stored, thawed, cultivated again and transferred. Enough reasons to create documentation on oocyte level. The EU Directive "Cells and Tissue" also requires documentation on identifiability and traceability of each oocyte.
MedITEX IVF allows detailed documentation of all development stages and manipulations of oocyte – exact to the day, including photos, scores, comments, performed analysis etc.
MedITEX IVF for the first time allows you to document complex laboratory processes realistically, for example post maturing of individual oocyte, adding of thawed oocytes or performing fertilization on the following day.
Every single obtained oocyte will be represented visually in a graphical overview. It allows entries for a maximum of ten cultivation days, although more then 5 to 6 days will most likely never be necessary. In the overview, development stages and manipulations such as insemination and injections, assisted hatching, polar body diagnosis, freezing and thawing processes, embryo transfer and more, can be assigned exact to the cell and day. All this can be done with a few mouse-clicks on the corresponding cells.
Table representation
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Before entering data you should consider if you wish to put the focus of your documentation on summarized entries, or also on the individual oocyte. In the first case you should enter the data only in the table view, while in the second you should use the graphical representation. The graphical representation can also be used to "fine-tune” entries made in the tabular view.
The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other.
| <a href="/index.php?title=Cryo thawing"><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; border: 2px dotted blue;" src="/images/CryoThawing.png" alt="" width="139" height="35" /></a> | |
| <img src="/images/Cryopre.png" alt="" width="137" height="31" /> |
| <img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="/images/Reason.png" alt="" width="232" height="81" /> | |
| <a href="/index.php?title=Treatments and treatment semen analysis"><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; border: 2px dotted blue;" src="/images/TreatCul.png" alt="" width="592" height="86" /></a> |
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Graphical representation
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If that appears too complex, you can quickly insert data within a table overview. There you only need to enter summarized information about obtained, treated, fertilized and transferred oocyte.
The table and graphical representations are linked logically. Changes made in one of the two views will also be represented in the other.
The graphical representation can also be used to "fine-tune” entries made in the tabular view.
Summed representation
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An additional summed representation provides a quick overview of the culture processes. The tabs allow you to change between the views with a single mouse click.
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