Day 1 of the “Comprehensive Approaches to Pregnancy Loss” in Budapest
ESHRE SIG Implantation and Early Pregnancy shared some insights on LinkedIn about the ESHRE Campus course “Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss” in Budapest, organized together with ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics:
“We kicked off our ESHRE Campus course ‘Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss’ in Budapest organized together with ESHRE SIG Reproductive Genetics, with a full room of 150 participants on site and around 70 joining online!
Over three days, we’ll look at pregnancy loss from every angle:
- Definitions, guidelines and the psychological impact of loss.
- Causes: genetic, anatomical, endocrine and male factors.
- Management: from the microbiome to proteomic biomarkers.
We are looking forward to the discussions!”
“Session 1 of our ESHRE Campus course ‘Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss’ in Budapest: Foundations and Clinical Impact.
Linda Stevens Brentjens opened with guidelines, definitions and international consensus, because progress starts with speaking the same language.
Emily Koert brought us to the psychological side: pregnancy loss can leave a lasting psychological mark, and emotional care is part of good care.”
“Session 2 of our ESHRE Campus course ‘Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss’ in Budapest: Genetics and Pregnancy Loss.
Masoud Zamani Esteki started with where aneuploidy comes from, covering meiotic and mitotic errors as well as segmental and mosaic findings, and showed how far PGT has come.
Efi Constantinou shared data from 4,000 products of conception, mapping aneuploidy across gestation. She also presented data on epigenetic effects, such as heat exposure.
Antonio Capalbo gave us important methodological points to keep in mind when choosing genetic testing to prevent and study pregnancy loss.”
“Session 3 of our ESHRE Campus course ‘Comprehensive approaches to pregnancy loss’ in Budapest: Anatomical, Endocrine and Male Factors.
Nicola Tempest talked about uterine anomalies: what they are, and when they really matter for pregnancy loss.
Rima Dhillon-Smith covered the endocrine side, including thyroid disease, PMOS and metabolic syndrome.
Jackson Kirkman-Brown finished the day with male factors, from sperm DNA fragmentation and beyond. Pregnancy loss involves both partners.
Looking forward to day 2 of the course!”
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