ASPIRE Webinars
ASPIRE will be running a series of webinars starting from October 2020.
View Webinar plans and register for the respective Live forum sessions here.
Reproductive Surgery in Mullerian Anomalies
Description Mullerian duct anomalies has been known to be one of the causes of subfertility and poor pregnancy outcome. The delicate variations of these anomalies due to its peculiar embryogenesis events give rise to continuous debates and challenges for fertility experts on the classification, diagnostic, therapeutic and [...]
Environmental Toxins and its Effects on Reproduction
Description Over the past 3-4 decades we have seen a decline in both male and female fertility. This may be related to growing number of environmental toxins called Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that mimic, block, or interfere with hormones in the body's endocrine system and interfere with normal [...]
PCOS and Insulin Resistance
PCOS is a common endocrine disorder associated with different manifestations. It is well established that insulin resistance plays a vital role in the development and persistence of this dysfunction and is found in almost 90% of obese women having PCOS, asserting the fact that obesity has a [...]
Influence of hCG during Ovarian Stimulation: An Overview
[This webinar was concluded on 31 March 2021] Join speakers Professor Johan Smitz and Dr Peter Platteau as they talk about an overview of the Influence of hCG during ovarian stimulation. This session is also moderated by Dr Vuong Thi Ngoc Lan and Professor Tin Chiu [...]
The Role of Office Hysteroscopy in Infertility Management
Hysteroscopy is a vital component of reproductive surgery, as it facilitates the evaluation of the potential implantation site which is an important step in the management of women with infertility. This minimally invasive procedure allows for the direct visualization of the endometrial lining and tubal ostia and [...]
The Thin Endometrium
While there are various techniques used to overcome most infertility problems, implantation remains as the rate-limiting step in IVF success. And among the problems in implantation, handling patients with an inadequate growth of the endometrium or thin endometrium represents among those that are an on-going challenge. Several [...]