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MCRM Fertility Becomes an ASRM Nursing Center of Excellence
Chesterfield, Missouri – Today, MCRM Fertility received certification of becoming an American Society of Reproductive Medicine Nursing Center of Excellence. MCRM Fertility is just the 52ndcenter on the globe to receive this certification and the first in Missouri. This elite certification assures patients and physicians that the registered nurses and/or nurse practitioners at MCRM Fertility…
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Is Tubal Ligation Reversal the Best Consideration?
A recent trend that has been seen is with regards to individuals who have previously had a tubal ligation now interested in having another child. For these individuals, the first thought is too complete a tubal ligation reversal. But, is this the best, most-optimum consideration? First, considerations with regards to the outcome post tubal ligation…
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Springfield Couple Finds Hope for the Holidays
Our journey to this day started almost 6 years ago, but where this journey would lead…neither of us did know. We’d been married for a bit, a baby was our next step, We walked in to that doctor’s appointment with a little pep. “You should try for at least year, then if a problem should…
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MCRM Fertility Celebrates 5-Years with a Splash
On Saturday, October 20, 2018, MCRM Fertility celebrated it’s fifth anniversary by hosting a fun fall gathering for previous patients, their families and friends and members of the community. Plenty of fun was shared by the more than 500 guests that were in attendance. The fun fall activities included: Petting Zoo Pony Rides Balloon Artist…
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Come Join Us for Cookies and a FREE Picture with Santa
Its BACK, by POPULAR demand…. The 3rd Annual MCRM Fertility Cookies & Pictures with Santa event at the MCRM Fertility Patient Education Center. He’s making a list and checking it twice …… But, you’re invited whether you’re naughty or nice….. Santa’s visiting MCRM Fertility on Saturday, December 15th and would LOVE for you to…
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Does Low Stimulation Make Eggs Better?
Low stim does not “make eggs better”. If it did, everyone would use such a protocol for all patients; the idea is to use the lowest effective dose to get the ovarian response you are looking for. These medications do not make eggs better or worse genetically or developmentally. Click here to view more information…
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A New Way to Save on Your Fertility Medications
Two new fertility medication discount programs, ReUnite Assist and ReUnite Assist for Military will begin September 1, 2018 and could save YOU up to 75% on eligible fertility medications. Eligible medications in this discount program include FOLLISTIM® AQ, Ganirelix Acetate and PREGNYL®. These new discount programs will be replacing the existing First Steps program that…
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Dream Makers Take You Back to School
Over the past 2 weeks, we’ve had so much FUN at MCRM Fertility with DREAM MAKERS sharing their memorable Back to School photos with our patients via our social media channels. Its time for the BIG reveal of Who’s Who?….. In addition to seeing if your guess was correct, we’ve added a NEW twist. Take…
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Paternal Lifestyle Effects on ICSI
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) has become the most frequently used technique of fertilization in assisted reproductive technology. The primary reasons for its acclaim stem from its efficacy, and the standardization of the procedure, which means that it can easily be integrated into the routine practice of fertility centers across the world. Add to it the…
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The Importance of Using Time-Lapse Incubators such as the EmbryoScope in IVF
Research continues to show the importance of why Time-lapse monitoring of developing embryos in the context of IVF. A recent study published online in 2017 investigated the relationship between the physical parameters of metaphase II (MII) oocytes (eggs) with morphokinetic variables (physical attributes) of embryos post ICSI for use in IVF. The study reviewed 334…
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Celebrating World Embryologist Day and the 40th Birthday of the World’s First IVF Baby
Today, July 25, 2018, is a very special day in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology. It is World Embryologist Day and the 40th birthday of the world’s first IVF baby, Louise Brown. If you have ever wondered what it is like to be an embryologist or what joys and difficulties they face, you will…
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Implantation Failure and The Endometrial Receptivity ERA: Important Points To Know
For several decades we in the reproductive medical field have been trying to identify reasons that apparently normal embryos fail to implant. That is once transferred in the context of in vitro fertilization (IVF), the embryo fails to result in a positive pregnancy test. Certainly, we know that certain uterine abnormalities can contribute to the…
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Could Pre-Implantation (PGS) Testing Be Completed Non-Invasively?
Last week, the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology hosted their annual meeting in Barcelona. One of the interesting studies released was that from Igenomix, “Improved concordance rates for aneuploidy detection in spent culture media compared to trophyectoderm biopsies: a step forward towards non-invasive pre-implantation genetic testing.” Today, in order to complete the PGS…
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Understanding the Fertility Experiences of Women: Help Researchers at the University of Missouri
Are you a woman age 20-45 and would like to help other women? MCRM Fertility is wishing to assist researchers at the University of Missouri who are completing research evaluating the fertility experiences of women by sharing information regarding a brief online survey that you may participate in. The purpose of this study is to…
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