Stem cells can improve egg quality and uterine receptivity before IVF, raising implantation and pregnancy rates. Doctors currently use it only after two or three failed cycles, but the specialist argues it should be offered from the start to spare patients repeated heartbreak.
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Tell me, with fertility, is that part of the patients that you've just started? There's only a few. I'm curious what you're seeing in the literature and what you're hoping to see in clinical practice.
So in the literature, what we found, that, that, that's why we decided to, okay, let's, let's open infertility, is that the rate of success of an in vitro fertilization increase when you prepare the patient with stem cells before implantation, before getting the ovocyte. So the protocol in infertility, it's applying to the ovaries, applying to the uterus, making that uterus a better environment for the implantation. But even before getting from the ovarian, stimulating the ovarian to release better oocytes. So it's a, it's a combination of both therapies of fertility with stem cells. That combination is showing that it's amazing because it's just increasing the rates of success. And, and right now it's being recommended for the patients that have tried already 2 and 3 times, uh, and they, and they didn't work in vitro, and then with the 4th one they, they get it. And it's— there is like the indication of the evidence, but if it was for me, I would just go like to the very beginning. Why I want to go through one failure, two failures, and all the emotional things of a failure when you're really trying to get pregnant. If we can avoid that to patients,
