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Attending the ceremony were Lieutenant General, Assoc. Nguyen Xuan Kien, Director of Military Medical Academy; Colonel, Assoc., Dr. Trinh The Son, Director of the Army Clinical Embryology Institute and comrades in the Party Committee, Board of Directors of the Military Medical Academy; generations of officials, lecturers, technicians and employees of the Army Clinical Embryology Institute; especially the presence of families of babies born by assisted reproductive methods at the Institute.
Presenting the speech at the meeting, Colonel, Associate Professor, Dr. Trinh The Son emphasized: The Army Clinical Embryology Institute, formerly known as the Department of Organization, was established on April 27, 1968 when it was separated from Department of Pathology and Organizational Studies of the former Military Medical University. Currently, the Institute has the task of training and training undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Embryology; scientific research on histology, embryology; examination, consultation, treatment of infertility, infertility...
The ceremony attracted nearly 200 fertility specialists, clinicians and leading fertility technicians in Vietnam. The event was held solemnly and meaningfully with two main parts: a scientific conference with 04 in-depth reports on assisted reproductive technology and a meeting to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the traditional day of the Military Institute of Clinical Embryology & Embryology. celebrate 21 years of the first baby born by in vitro fertilization.
At the scientific conference, many interesting reports were exchanged and shared about typical methods of treatment and support for infertility in reproduction such as:
• Infertility and Ovarian Stimulation Protocol Update - Prof. Nguyen Dinh Tao (Chairman of Hanoi HTSS Association)
• Chronic endometritis and infertility by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Hoang (Director of TTHTSS, Tam Anh Hospital, Hanoi)
• Limitations of semen analysis indicators in the diagnosis and treatment of male infertility by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ho Sy Hung (Assoc.
• Update on oocyte cryopreservation trend by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Manh Ha (Director of TTHTSS Hospital, Hanoi Medical University)
Managing and chairing the scientific conference, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Viet Tien (Former Deputy Minister of Health, Director of Central Hospital) has made assessments and conclusions through the content of reports on the following issues:
- Need to individualize ovarian stimulation and dosage for each patient;
- Note when using drug dosage with chronic endometritis;
- World recommendation on semen analysis to detect the slightest abnormality in sperm;
- The current oocyte freezing technique is very good, the oocyte freezing efficiency is equivalent to that of fresh oocyte
In addition to scientific reports, the celebration of the 55th anniversary of the traditional day and the 21st anniversary of the first baby being born by in vitro fertilization took place extremely emotional and happy with the presence of Mrs. The family of the baby was born by assisted reproduction methods at the Institute. More than 10,000 babies have been born using assisted reproduction methods, lighting up the happiness of so many families. It is great pride to be shared in this celebration.
Speaking after the ceremony, Colonel, Dr. BS Nguyen Thanh Tung shared:
"One of the major causes of implantation failure for a natural or assisted reproductive pregnancy is structural and numerical chromosomal abnormalities. Pre-implantation genetic testing or pre-transplant genetic testing Embryos are very important tests to help shorten the time of fertility treatment for patients, and at the same time help mothers give birth to healthy babies and avoid birth defects.
In recent years, the development of the Institute of Embryology could not be without the companionship of pharmaceutical, medical and especially high-tech genetic testing units. We would like to thank our partners who have helped the Institute of Embryology more and more perfect the techniques and update the latest progress in the world to help infertile families in Vietnam."
As a partner of the Army Clinical Embryology Institute in the field of genetic testing, GENTIS is honored to be the silver sponsor for the program and to be introduced to medical professionals, product experts, useful services in the field of assisted reproduction. Product introduction activities at the GENTIS booth partly help doctors update more new technologies and techniques on genetics, support diagnosis and treatment for families undergoing assisted reproductive therapy.
The closing ceremony left great feelings and meanings for the entire leadership team, staff at the Military Clinical Embryology Institute, as well as infertile families who have successfully treated at the hospital. It is hoped that in the future, the Institute of Embryology will continue to coordinate with other partners and medical testing units to improve service quality and bring happiness to Infertile couples across the country.
