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Laser Articles
and Papers
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Fertility & Sterility: Nov. 2005
"Laser
zona drilling does not induce hsp70i transcription in blastomeres
of eight-cell mouse embryos." Cristina
Hartshorn, Ph.D., Aleksandra Anshelevich, B.S.,
Lawrence J. Wangh, Ph.D.
To assess whether
zona drilling with a 1,480-nm laser induces heat shock in eight-cell embryos, we measured hsp70i RNA levels in sets of single
blastomeres isolated after laser treatment of mouse embryos that had
or had not been heated at 43°C. Unlike heating, laser zona drilling
did not stimulate hsp70i expression, even in the blastomeres closest
to the laser beam, corroborating the safety of this procedure for
assisted reproduction.
(Fertil Steril 2005;84:1547–50. ©2005 by American
Society for Reproductive Medicine.)
| ASRM
2005 Abstracts: XYClone |
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O-247: A Feeder Cell- and Serum-Free
System to harvest Embryonic Stem Cells From Laser Dissected Blastocysts.
T. Takeuchi, N. Tanaka, Q.V. Neri, Z. Rosenwaks, G.D. Palermo.
Cornell University, New York, NY. (PDF)
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| ASRM
2005 Abstracts: ZILOS-tk |
P-394:
A Randomized Blinded Controlled trial on the Effects of Laser
Assisted hatching on the Outcome of IVF Cycles in Women Under
38 ears of Age. C.L. Librach, et. al. (PDF)
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| P-507:
Preimplantation Embryo Aneuploidy rates in Couples Undergoing Donor
Egg In Virto Fertilization Cycles. W.G. Kearns,
et. al. (PDF) |
| P-525:
Correlating Cleavge Stage Embryo Quality with Clinical Outcome Following
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) with Preimplantation Geneitc Diagnosis
(PGD) and Single Embryo Transfer (SET). W.G. Kearns, et.
al. (PDF) |
| P-603:
Effect of Laser Assisted Hatching on Pregnancy Rates on Patients
Undergoing Assisted Reproduction. S.B. Hudson, et. al.
(PDF) |
| P-624:
Laser Biopsy of Day 3 Embryos Yields Higher Implantation Rate Than
Biopsy with Acidic Tyrodes. J. Stevens, et. al. (PDF) |
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| ASRM
2004 Abstracts: ZILOS-tk |
O-59:
Laser-assisted hatching of intact and blastomere-ablated murine
embryos. R.E. Fothergill, T.J. Kuehl. (PDF)
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| O-241:
Does length of ovarian stimulation affect IVF pregnancy and
implantation rates? M.P. Portmann, et. al. (PDF) |
| P-301:
Comparison of embryo development between non-biopsy cycles and
laser assisted biopsy cycles for preimplantation genetic diagnosis
(PGD) within the same patient population. J. Carter,
et. al. (PDF)
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| P-304:
Embryo development from day 3 to day 5 after laser assisted
blastomere biopsy for preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PDG),
relative to day 3 embryo quality. M.
Moyer, et. al. (PDF) |
P-311:
Preimplantation
genetic diagnosis for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
M. Malcov, et. al. (PDF)
Note: The PDF version of the abstract does not mention the
ZILOS, yet the presented poster does - see Poster
Image. |
| P-312:
Accuracy of morphologic assessment of blastocysts in selecting
genetically normal embryos. D. Dasig, et. al. (PDF)
Note: ZILOS-tk was not mentioned but was used in protocol.
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| P-326:
Comaprison of computer assisted infrared laser with acid tyrode
solution in zona drilling for embryo biopsy. M.
Li, et. al. (PDF) |
| P-360:
A randomized, prospective study comparing laser assisted hatching
and assisted hatching using acidified medium. S.
E. Lanzendorf. (PDF) |
| P-361:
Preliminary results of a prospective randomized study comaring
the fertilization outcome and preimplantation embryo development
between conventional and laser assisted intracytoplasmic sperm
injection (ICSI). A. Davis, et. al. (PDF) |
| P-547:
Comparison of assisted hatching using chemical vs. laser methods.
W.A.
Caswell, et. al. (PDF) |
| P-550:
Does laser assisted hatching of residual embryos on day 3 affect
blastocyst development? M.P.
Portman, et. al. (PDF,
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ASRM
2003 Abstracts - ZILOS Laser
| ASRM
2003 Abstracts: ZILOS |
| Six
abstracts (one oral presentation and five poster presentations)
featuring the ZILOS were accepted for the 2003 ASRM meeting in
San Anotnio TX. Read
all six here! (PDF)
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ZILOS Journal References - Partial List
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Reference |
| Jones AE, Wright G, Kort HI, Straub RJ, Nagy ZP. Comparison of laser-assisted hatching and acidified
Tyrode’s hatching by evaluation of blastocyst
development rates in sibling embryos: a prospective
randomized trial. Fertil Steril. 2006. Feb; 85(2):487-491. (Full Article) |
| Miller
KA, Elkind-Hirsch K, Levy B, Graubert MD, Ross SJ, Scott RT Jr.
Pregnancy after cryopreservation of donor oocytes and preimplantation
genetic diagnosis of embryos in a patient with ovarian failure.
Fertil Steril. 2004 Jul;82(1):211-4. |
Han
TS, Sagoskin AW, Graham JR, Tucker MJ, Liebermann J.
Laser-assisted human embryo biopsy on the third day of development
for preimplantation genetic diagnosis: two successful case reports.
Fertil Steril. 2003 Aug;80(2):453-5. |
Ali
J, Rahbar S, Burjaq H, Sultan AM, Al Flamerzi M, Shahata MA.
Routine laser assisted hatching results in significantly increased
clincal pregnancies.
J Assist Reprod Genet. 2003 May;20(5):177-81. |
Wong
BC, Boyd CA, Lanzendorf SE. Randomized controlled study of
human zona pellucida dissection using the zona infrared laser
optical system: evaluation of blastomere damage, embryo development,
and subsequent hatching.
Fertil Steril. 2003 Nov;80(5):1249-54. |
| Laser-assisted
technique aims to improve fertility measures. Biophotonics,
Sept/Oct. 2001. (PDF) |
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