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And here we are again for February #ESHREjc 🤓🤓 This months we are discussing “Predictive models of pregnancy based on data from a preconception cohort study” from @jennifer_yland @YPaschalidis @LaurenAnneWise
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doi.org/10.1093/humrep…
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doi.org/10.1093/humrep…
We wanted to transform our #ESHREjc into a forum where clinicians/embryologists get interested into what #MachineLearning is and how it can be used in #reproductivehealth or #ReproductiveMedicine
For an intro please see the following summary 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
For an intro please see the following summary 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Are we ready? Let’s dive into the article #ESHREjc
Q3a: Microfluidic systems allow tight control of culture conditions over space and time. In this study, microfluidic wells allowed fallopian tissue to better maintain its structure but limited certain read-outs. Did you know + understand microfluidics before this paper? #ESHREjc
Q3b: In recent years, Microfluidic culture systems have established themselves in biomedical research. I was introduced to microfluidics @embl working with our #ESHREjc expert @SonnenKatharina (see doi.org/10.1016/j.cell…). What’s your favourite microfluidics study?
Q3c: Microfluidic tools like the one developed by @DrTiaJacksonBey &co-authors may help answer a variety of biomedical questions in the future. What area of reproductive/developmental research are you most hoping to see more microfluidics used in? #ESHREjc
Q1.1: let's start with the main character of this study: the salpinges. For far too long, tubes' role in reproduction was.. being open. Do you feel like they do more than that? #ESHREjc
Q1.2: a compromised microenvironment into the tube may do a lot of damages.. but we don't have easy ways to evaluate it. How do you assess tubes? When? #ESHREjc
Q1.3: and finally after a tubal pregnancy what is your preferred way to deal with the tube? Better no tube than a suboptimal tube or save at any cost? #ESHREjc
