Svitlana Yashchenok։ The Beginning of a New Life
Svitlana Yashchenok, Practice Manager at Reproductive Health Medical Centre LADA, shared on LinkedIn:
“The video shows unique footage – the beginning of a new life.
For most people, IVF remains a mysterious process happening ՛somewhere in a test tube.՛
But we know: the whole essence unfolds right here, under the microscope, in a few seconds of absolute concentration. The difference between clinics’ results is often decided precisely at this stage in the micromanipulation lab, not in the stimulation protocol.
Selecting a sperm cell under the microscope is the result of thousands of hours of practice, a trained eye, and the kind of intuition that only comes with experience. Morphology, motility, a bit of inner instinct, and the decision is made.
Then the embryologist carefully injects it directly into the egg cell with the finest glass needle.
Everything is done by hand, with human precision, and enormous responsibility for every single movement.
Every embryo represents someone’s enormous hope. We do everything possible to make that hope a reality at our clinic. And every time it happens, for us it’s not just work. It’s a miracle we help create.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
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