Prof. Dr. Mehmet Çolakoğlu

New developments in IVF

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A new method is not necessarily appropriate or more effective for everyone. Distinguish established care, early clinical evidence and laboratory research; ask about live birth, safety and added costs.

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IVF with Less Hormonal Treatment: What Are IVM and Fertilo?

Early clinical data · Further comparative evaluation underway

Medication and frequent monitoring are common concerns during IVF. Research improving egg maturation outside the body aims to make treatment less demanding.

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AI for Embryo Selection: What Can It Really Offer?

Randomised studies available · Findings differ between systems

When several embryos are available, deciding which to transfer first matters. AI can support this assessment, but its score is not a guarantee of pregnancy.

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Natural-Cycle Frozen Embryo Transfer: New Findings

Large randomised trial of 4,376 women · Ovulatory participants

Preparing the uterus is an important part of frozen embryo transfer. Recent research examines how the preparation method may affect pregnancy safety.

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Robotic ICSI: A New Direction for the IVF Laboratory

2025 first-live-birth case report · Early clinical stage

Microinjection involves delicate work with very small cells. Automation research explores ways to make these procedures more consistent and reproducible.

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Developing Eggs in the Laboratory: How Far Has Research Come?

Laboratory proof of concept · Not a clinical treatment

Developing options for people without usable eggs is a difficult goal in reproductive science. Research using genetic material from body cells represents an early step towards it.

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