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T. Ebner is an academic researcher from Johannes Kepler University of Linz. The author has contributed to research in topics: Pregnancy rate & Biology. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 37 publications.
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The Vienna consensus: report of an expert meeting on the development of ART laboratory performance indicators
Susanna Apter,Basak Balaban,Alison Campbell,Jim Catt,Giovanni Coticchio,María José de los Santos,Sophie Debrock,T. Ebner,Stephen Harbottle,Ciara Hughes,R. Janssens,Nathalie Le Ctef,Kersti Lundin,C Magli,David Mortimer,Sharon T. Mortimer,Zsolt Peter Nagy,Johan Smitz,Arne Sunde,Nathalie Vermeulen +19 more
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Prognostic value of first polar body morphology on fertilization rate and embryo quality in intracytoplasmic sperm injection
TL;DR: Present data indicate that ICSI of oocytes with intact well-shaped first polar bodies yields higher fertilization rates and higher quality embryos.
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Good practice recommendations for the use of time-lapse technology †
Susanna Apter,T. Ebner,Thomas Fréour,Yves Guns,Borut Kovacic,Nathalie Le Clef,Monica Marques,Marcos Meseguer,Debbie Montjean,Ioannis A. Sfontouris,Roger G. Sturmey,Giovanni Coticchio +11 more
TL;DR: The present ESHRE document provides 11 recommendations on how to introduce TLT in the IVF laboratory, which are mostly based on clinical and technical expertise, but leaves any decision on whether or not to use TLT to the individual centres.
Complete oocyte activation failure after ICSI can be overcome by a modified injection technique
TL;DR: The data indicate that the present version of ICSI is a reliable alternative to conventional ICSi, however, although it overcomes oocyte-dependent activation failure, routine application does not improve the overall results.
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First polar body morphology and blastocyst formation rate in ICSI patients
TL;DR: Evidence is provided that preselection at a very early stage may be helpful in identifying a subgroup of preimplantation embryos with a good prognosis to form blastocysts and, consequently, to implant.