Pioneering Advanced ART Technology at Akanksha IVF Centre
Time-Lapse Imaging, also known as continuous embryo monitoring, is a cutting-edge laboratory technique used at Akanksha IVF Centre to dynamically assess the development and structural quality of embryos during In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). It involves capturing continuous digital images of developing embryos at regular intervals without removing them from the protective environment of the incubator, providing an uninterrupted view of cell growth over time.
Embryos are nurtured in a specialized medical incubation system equipped with built-in high-resolution microscopes and optical sensors. This system maintains perfect physiological culture conditions (temperature, humidity, and gas concentration) while capturing every developmental milestone.
The internal camera system records high-definition videos or images every 5 to 20 minutes. This provides our embryology team with the visibility to map the exact chronology of cell division, which is often completely missed during traditional once-a-day manual microscope checks.
Captured morphokinetic data is analyzed using advanced algorithms that identify specific key markers. This provides our Lead Embryologist, Mr. Gaurav Kant, with a highly detailed chronological roadmap of each individual embryo’s implantation potential.
By analyzing the precise timing and pattern of cellular cleavage, we can select the single most viable embryo for uterine transfer, significantly reducing time-to-pregnancy and maximizing successful clinical outcomes.
Consult with our senior fertility specialist, Dr. K.D. Nayar, to understand how Time-Lapse Embryo Monitoring can be integrated into your personalized treatment path to maximize your success.
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