Infections in IVF culture

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Fig. 9.1 Microbial colonies accumulate in hand crevices and on tips of fingers, illustrated in darkened areas here. Box 9.1 Case report A patient had three routine ICSI procedures carried…

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Troubleshooting a cryopreservation system

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Table 10.1 Grade 5.0 liquid nitrogen specification (courtesy of Mr. Nick Brown, Air Products) Specification Typical analysis (by volume) Nitrogen > 99.999% > 99.999% Oxygen  < 5 ppm  < 2…

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pH regulation in gamete and embryo culture systems

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Fig. 5.1 Bavister’s model for regulation of intracellular pH via amino acid shuttling across the cell membrane. (Adapted with permission from: Bavister BD (1995). Hum Reprod Update 1(2): 91–148.) The…

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Managing risk in an IVF laboratory

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(a) ICSI station. TS150 JRS scientific instruments/The Table Stable Ltd. (b) Benchtop incubator. Planer PLC. (Images kindly provided by Fertility Associates, Auckland, New Zealand.) If “safety” is theoretically interpreted as…

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Lumps – Normal, Benign and Malignant

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Figure 7.1 Genital warts. Figure 7.2 Perineal genital warts with central fissure. The prevalence of genital warts in the adult population is about 1–2%, but many more carry HPV DNA…

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Things That Ulcerate, Blister and Erode

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Figure 5.1 Vulvovaginal lichen planus. Note the subtle erosions and heavy vaginal discharge. Figure 5.2 Vulval lichen planus. Note the more typical glazed erosions. Lichen planus can occur on any…

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Vulval Pain and Dyspareunia

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Figure 8.1 Nerve supply of the vulva. With permission from Dr Levent Efe, CMI. The pudendal nerve supplies both the anal and urinary sphincters, whereas the muscles of the pelvic…

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Myths and Pearls

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html xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml” xmlns:mml=”http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML” xmlns:epub=”http://www.idpf.org/2007/ops”> Chapter 10 Myths and Pearls Myths… …about Thrush …about Oestrogen …about Lichen Sclerosus …about Topical Corticosteroids …that Psoriasis Can Be Cured …that Vulval Disease Is Primarily…

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Vulval Disease in Children

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PsoriasisTineaFolliculitisAllergic contact dermatitisVaginal foreign body with persistent dischargeWhite rashLichen sclerosusBlisters, erosions or ulcersImpetigoHerpes simplexHerpes zosterVaricellaAphthous ulcersBullous pemphigoidErythema multiformeAcute vulvovaginitisGroup A β-haemolytic streptococcal vulvovaginitisFixed drug eruptionErythema multiformeLesionsMolluscum contagiosumHuman papillomavirusPyramidal perineal protrusionBirthmarksHaemangiomasNormal-appearing…

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