Fertility NEWS LETTER
Ideal fertility : ICSI / IVF & Genetic Center India
Dear Colleges
Hello
Hope holy was full of joy. We are conducting one CME workshop on ovulation induction and sperm preparation on 3rd April 2005. Our next summer course on biotechnology will be starting from 17th may to 27th may 2005.
In this issue we are discussing one small topic of premature ovarian failure ,it really baffles sometimes and the lady goes into great dilemma regarding the further treatment.
With best regards,
Sincerely yours,
Dr. D’Pankar Banerji
1.Premature Ovarian Failure ( POF )
Diagnostic Criteria
- Amenorrhea lasting more than 4 months
- Age less than 40 yrs, and
- Serum Follicular stimulating hormone > 40 mIU/ml on two occasion
But there are reports that ,females with secondary amenorrhea may have intermittent ovarian function in 24% cases and pregnancy in 8% of cases.
Etiology of POF
Ovarian follicle depletion
Deficient initial follicle number
Accelerated follicular atresia
Autoimmunity
Ovarian follicular dysfunction
Enzyme deficiency
Autoimmunity
Lymphocytic oophoritis
Signal defects
Gene mutation
Iatrogenic
Idiopathic
Several autoimmune disorders have been associated with POF ;most common is hypothyroidism with incidence of 27 % ,followed by diabetes mellitus (2.5 % ) and Addison’s disease ( 2.5 % )
Karyotype should be done in all cases if there is POF before 30 yrs. Y chromosome in any cell line necessitated gonadectomy to prevent gonadoblastoma
2. Summer course for biotechnology students
6th batch
Date : 17-27th May. 2005
DAY 1
THEORY :
- Introduction to cell biology
- Microscopy
PRACTICAL:
Microscopy: Stereo zoom , Trinocular, photomicrography ,Inverted Microscopy
DAY 2
THEORY
- Cell cycle and cell division
- Primary tissue culture, introduction to tissue culture
PRACTICAL:
Culture media preparation for tissue culture
DAY 3
THEORY
- Detection and measurement of genetic variation
- Monohybrid/dihybrid, mutations, Mendelian genetics
PRACTICAL
Planting
DAY 4
THEORY
- Replication
- Transcription and translation
PRACTICAL
DNA isolation from blood
DAY 5
THEORY
- Ovulation induction for in vitro fertilization
- Human , genetic diseases
PRACTICAL
PCR : hands on
DAY 6
THEORY
- Embryo biotechnology and stem cells
PRACTICAL
1.Hands on retrieval of mammalian eggs under stereomicroscope
2.in-vitro maturation of oocyte
DAY 7
PRACTICAL
Harvesting of culture
In-vitro maturation of oocytes
DAY 8
THEORY
Single Gene disorders
PRACTICAL
Cryopreservation of Spermatozoa and oocytes
DAY 9
THEORY
Immunogenetics,basic
PRACTICAL
Banding / slide preparation /identification of chromosomes harvested earlier
DAY 10
Seminar by the participants
Certificate distribution
10 STUDENTS
Course Fee : Rs.8,000
Course fee includes Lunch
(Stay is not included )
FACULTY : DR.D’PANKAR BANERJI, Gynecologist and Infertility specialist
DR.MRS.RINKU BANERJI, Pathologist and Embryologist
B. Sc.and M.Sc.biotech and biosciences are preferred
Ready made culture media for IUI, freshly prepared on demand, is available, Contact for details at, Ideal Fertility : IVF and Genetic center
We are now started working as Satellite center for IVF and ICSI for few nearby centers in Mahakaushal region of MP (you stimulate the patients we will carryout fertilization and embryo transfer and patient is referred back): for details contact, Ideal Fertility: IVF and Genetic center
Facilities Available at Ideal Fertility : IVF and Genetic Center
1.IVF and ICSI
2. Chromosomal Analysis and Karyotyping
3.Prenatal diagnosis of Beta thalassemia and other genetic disease ( by Chorion biopsy and Amniocentesis)
4. Endoscopic Surgery .Laparoscopic and Hysteroscopic
5.Nonsurgical clearing of fallopian tube
6.Interventional and conventional sonography
7.Embryo and sperm cryofreezing
8.DNA PCR for Tuberculosis
Team At Ideal Fertility : IVF and Genetic Centre
1.Dr.D’Pankar Banerji ,Gynecologist and Infertility specialist
2.Dr.Mrs.Rinku Banerji, Embryologist
3.Ms.Usha and Shushma : Nurses
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