Category Archives: Early pregnancy
← Older postsTop Ten interesting facts about in vitro fertilization and tubal pregnancy
Patient’s undergoing in vitro fertilization have a 2 – 5% chance of having a tubal pregnancy. This blog discusses interesting facts about IVF and tubal pregnancy. Continue reading
Pregnancy and Weight Gain
Weight gain is a normal aspect of getting pregnant. In this blog, Victoria Mostov discusses what is “normal” weight gain during pregnancy. Continue reading
VACCINES AREN’T JUST FOR KIDS! Part 2– Rubella (German measles)
As part of pre-conceptional screening, patients may be screened for immunity to varicella and rubella. This blog discusses the importance of this screening. Patients who are not immune to these should get vaccinated before they get pregnant. Continue reading
VACCINES AREN’T JUST FOR KIDS! Part 1 – Varicella (Chicken pox)
As part of pre-conceptional screening, patients may be screened for immunity to varicella and rubella. This blog discusses the importance of this screening. Patients who are not immune to these should get vaccinated before they get pregnant. Continue reading
Early embryo development as seen with time-lapse images
The Embryoscope is an exciting new development in the embryology laboratory. With its time-lapse images, it makes it possible to evaluate early embryo development. This may in turn help us pick out the “one” good embryo that results in a pregnancy Continue reading










