Embryology

The embryology laboratory is a specially designed high-tech sterile environment where eggs and sperm are transformed into embryos and developed from the time the eggs are collected to the transfer from our patients undergoing IVF treatment.

The embryologist is the laboratory worker responsible for the formation and development of these embryos. They are the early caregivers of the babies that patients will have in the future. Although technological tools are used, a trained and reliable embryology team is of great importance for the success of this work.

How are embryos developed under laboratory conditions?

Embryos that develop under laboratory conditions must be developed in environments regulated with parameters close to the mother's in-body characteristics. In this case, all culture fluids and incubation conditions should have effective combinations that mimic the intrabody environment very well. Embryos are developed in special incubation cabinets whose gas and heat parameters are adjusted under maternal body conditions, except for very short-term manipulations in these liquids. In these incubators, each patient has a separate eye with his name on it.