Tam Anh General Hospital in Hanoi is at the forefront of Vietnam’s rapidly growing IVF industry, which has been lagging behind the world for 20 years. Dr. Le Hoang, People’s Physician and Associate Professor, who is the Director of the Center for Reproductive Support at Tam Anh General Hospital, stated that despite this delay, Vietnam has mastered advanced reproductive technologies.
One of these advanced techniques is the use of platelet-rich plasma for thin endometrium treatment in IVF patients. This technique helps improve the lining of the uterus, increasing the chances of successful implantation for women with thin endometrium. Another cutting-edge technique used is the dynamic embryo culture cabinet system, which monitors and evaluates embryo development without exposing them to external environments, leading to a higher success rate in blastocyst development.
The application of artificial intelligence software in reproductive support is a technological revolution in Vietnam’s reproductive support industry. This technology helps embryologists select the best embryos for transfer into the uterus, increasing the likelihood of successful conception. Other techniques such as mild ovarian stimulation regimen, oocyte maturation technique, and micro-TESE microsurgery are also used to improve the outcomes of IVF treatments.
Pre-implantation genetic screening is another advanced technique used to prevent genetic diseases from being passed on to future generations by screening embryos for genetic diseases before implantation. Vitrification is another cutting-edge technology used to freeze gametes and embryos, enhancing the success rate of IVF treatments. Overall, advanced assisted reproductive technologies are applied in 80% of difficult cases at Tam Anh IVF, leading to an average pregnancy rate of 68.5%.