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 issues need clarity—recognition of an abnormally thin endometrium, the causes and pathogenesis of this problem, and the various suggested treatment modalities for this finding including mechanical means by hysteroscopic surgery, hormonal means using estrogens and GnRH agonists, and various innovative approaches including the use of platelet-rich plasma or PRP.
This webinar will dissect these various issues and, in the end, a better understanding of managing patients with a thin endometrium would be achieved.
We look forward to have you join us for webinar and to chatting with soon.
Watch the lecture recordings below and take advantage of your opportunity to ask questions about this exciting area of reproductive medicine. Questions will be addressed at the live forum session taking place on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am GMT (+8).
Lecture 1: How Thin is too Thin and When?
Speaker: Associate Professor Louise Hull (Adelaide, Australia) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Lecture 2: Causes and Pathogenesis
Speaker: Professor Gendie Lash (Guangzhou, China) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Lecture 3: Treatments – Surgical
Speaker: Professor Tin-Chiu Li (Hong Kong) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Lecture 4: Treatments – Hormones
Speaker: Dr Christos Venetis (Sydney, Australia) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Lecture 5: Treatments – Innovative
Speaker: Dr Madhuri Patil (Bangalore, India) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Lecture 6: Platelet Rich Plasma for the Thin Endometrium
Speaker: Dr Clare Boothroyd (Brisbane, Australia) [click to view speaker’s bio]
Have questions pertaining to this lecture? Leave your questions in the comment box below or send them to secretariat@aspire-reproduction.org. Questions collected will be addressed at the live forum session happening on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
LIVE FORUM SESSION
Watch our forum session which was held on Saturday, 5 December 2020 at 10am (GMT+8).
Moderator: Dr Virgilio Novero (Manila, Philippines)
Panellists: Associate Professor Louise Hull (Adelaide, Australia), Professor Gendie Lash (Guangzhou, China), Professor Tin-Chiu Li (Hong Kong), Dr Christos Venetis (Sydney, Australia), Dr Madhuri Patil (Bangalore, India), Dr Clare Boothroyd (Brisbane, Australia)
Very nice thanks for great academics