Congratulations to Sahra Nathoo on Winning 1st Place for Best Video at ASRM 2026 – Twig Fertility
Twig Fertility shared on LinkedIn:
“Congratulations to Sahra Nathoo, fertility specialist at Twig Fertility, on winning 1st place for Best Video at ASRM 2026!
During her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the University of Toronto and Mount Sinai Fertility, she led a project showing a new way to freeze eggs for a young woman with v*ginal cancer, when the usual methods weren’t possible.
Eggs are normally collected with an ultrasound placed in the v*gina, but for this patient that wasn’t safe.
By guiding the procedure through the rectum instead, the team could see both ovaries clearly and collected 29 eggs (28 frozen), so she can still have the option of a family after cancer treatment.
Her award-winning video now shows other fertility specialists how to do this safely, offering a new option for the patients who need it most.
We’re so proud to have Dr. Nathoo on the Twig team, and to see her work recognized on one of the biggest stages in fertility medicine.
Please join us in celebrating her!
We’ve used an asterisk because some anatomical terms can be restricted. We still felt it was important to share exactly how this care was possible.”
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