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Thursday, April 25th, 2024


14:00 - 14:50: Session 1: GENES MATTER!

Genetics and Reproductive Medicine. Lessons learned from the whole genome project
Stylianos Antonarakis (Switzerland)


Pharmacogenomics and female infertility

Livio Casarini (Italy)


14:55 - 16:10: Session 2: 1, 2, 3, LET’S START! ... STIMULATING DIFFERENTLY!

Individualized Starting stimulating dose based on genetic profile
Ana Neves (Portugal)


Late-follicular phase start of ovarian stimulation
Christophe Blockeel (Belgium)


Luteal phase start of ovarian stimulation
Enrico Papaleo (Italy)


14:55 - 16:10 Parallel Session Embryology 1. RESCUE IN THE LAB: SOS EGGS AND EMBRYOS

Immature oocytes. When is it worth considering?
Başak Balaban (Turkey)


Abnormal fertilized oocytes. When and how to use them.
Cristina Magli (Italy)


16:40 - 17:25: DEBATE I – DUAL stimulation: Double success or double trouble?


2 is better than 1+1: Alberto Vairelli (Italy)
2 can’t be better than 1+1: Nick Macklon (United Kingdom)


18:25 – 19:10: DEBATE II – PCOS: In vitro maturation or simply stimulation?


IVM3.0: Michel de Vos (Belgium)
Conventional stimulation and freeze all: Ernesto Bosch (Spain)


Friday, April 26th, 2024


8:30 - 9:20: Session 3: SURGICAL PROBLEMS” PRIOR TO ART

What can hamper more ovarian reserve during endometriosis surgery?
Pere Barri (Spain)


Traditional and novel medical treatments for controlling endometriosis
Edgardo Somiglana (Italy)


9:20 - 10:35: Session 4: TIME TO “FREEZE TIME” WITH ELECTIVE FERTILITY PRESERVATION

New indications for fertility preservation?
Kirsten Tryde Macklon (Denmark)


What can patients expect from their frozen eggs?
Dominic Stoop (Belgium)


Should we to use progestins to control the LH in all fertility preservation cycles?
Antonio La Marca (Italy)


11:00 - 12:15: Session 5: GET THE BALANCE RIGHT! QUALITY VS. QUANTITY IN POOR PROGNOSIS PATIENTS

Is more always the better? “Mild” or “wild” ovarian stimulation for poor responders.

Biljana Popovic-Todorovic (Serbia)


Live and let die! Increasing the oocytes’ lifespan!
Elvan Boke (Spain)


“Game-over” experimentation in poor ovarian responders. Switching-off unproven “Add-ons”!
Anja Pinborg (Denmark)


14:30 - 15:20: Session 6: AI IN ART: ARE WE SUMMONING THE DAEMON?

Fertility specialist versus machine learning. Who knows to stimulate best?
Nikolaos Polyzos (Spain)


Is introduction of AI the future in the IVF lab?

Alison Campbell (United Kingdom)


15:20 - 16:05: DEBATE III – Time to pull the trigger for final oocyte maturation


Dual trigger for all: Raul Orvieto (Israel)
Dual trigger for some: Juan García Velasco (Spain)


15:20 - 16:10: Parallel Session Embryology 2. BIG ZOOM TO EMBRYO CULTURE

Limits and timing in embryo development

Danilo Cimadomo (Italy)


Room for improvement in embryo culture

Aisling Ahlström (Sweden)


17:30 - 18:45: Session 7: OPENING THE “BLACK BOX” OF THE LUTEAL PHASE

Natural cycle FET can we still allow planning

Samuel Santo Ribeiro (Portugal)


The luteal phase in stimulated cycles

Hakan Yarali (Turkey)


The Luteal phase in endometriosis/adenomyosis patients.

Peter Humaidan (Denmark)


Saturday, April 27th, 2024


9:00 - 9:50: Session 8: EAT RIGHT, BREATHE RIGHT &… LIVE RIGHT!

Environmental chemical exposure and fertility in women.

Pauliina Damdimopoulou (Sweden)


The effect of weight loss and physical activity on fertility

Signe Sorensen Torekov (Denmark)


9:50 - 11:05: Session 9: CAN ANYONE SEE MAN IN THE ROOM?

The Sperm-Count ‘Crisis’!

Allan Pacey (United Kingdom)


Male genital infections and fertility

Álvaro Vives (Spain)


Automated ICSI

Nuno Costa-Borges (Spain)


11:35 – 13:15 Session 10: REPEATED IMPLANTATION FAILURE (RIF): "LOOKING UNDER THE HOOD"

Looking at the microbiome

Carlos Simon (Spain)


Looking at the immune profile

Antonios Makrigiannakis (Greece)


Looking inside the uterus

Rudi Campo (Belgium)


Looking at nothing

Yacoub Khalaf (United Kingdom)


Assessment