UK to conduct clinical trial of new IVF technology

the UK will conduct a large-scale clinical trial of a new IVFbabytechnologyUnlike current IVF techniques, this technique allows fertilized eggs to develop directly in the womb rather than in IVFThe technique, developed by Swiss company ANECOVA, is based on the principle of placing a group of embryos from IVF into a perforated capsule silicon container and implanting them into the human uterus, allowing them to develop in a more natural environment, removing the container a few days later and re-implanting the most likely embryoReported that the storage of fertilized embryo silicon capsules about 5 mm long, less than 1 mm wide, the wall through 360 holes, each hole diameter of about 40 micronsThis new technology has been tested on a small scale in BelgiumThe test results show that the embryos that grow in the living body are more weightthan that are cultivated in the test tube, so the embryos that grow in the living body are more likely to surviveAn artificial fertility group in Nottingham, England, has begun recruiting 40 women under the age of 37 for a large-scale clinical trial of the technology, and is preparing to collect 8 to 1
20,
eggs from each woman,and then use traditional and new technologies for comparative study"
,we can directly compare the effects of these two techniques, " said Simon Fischer, the scientist in charge of the experiment"
the trial,researchers hope to determine whether the new technology can improve pregnancy rates,and find out whether embryos bred with the new technology have fewer chromosomal abnormalitiesThe group hopes to,will produce preliminary results around May this year