Industry News (Fertility)
Laser-Assisted Hatching Technology Nearly Doubles IVF Pregnancy Success Rate
Published in Women's Health Weekly, May 17th, 1999
The first birth was a boy in the U.S., followed by the birth of twins - a boy and a girl - in Australia. Pregnancy rates from the use of Laser-Assisted Hatching with the IVF Workstation have been greater than anticipated, with one fertility clinic reporting twice the rate of successful pregnancies versus older methods.
The first baby born in the United States, as part of the on-going clinical trial of Cell Robotics' Laser-Assisted Hatching...
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