Abstract
A major consideration in assisted reproduction is providing a laboratory environment that is as similar to in vivo conditions as possible. Laboratories worldwide typically use static culture systems; however, a dynamic system may more closely mimic in vivo conditions. Reported benefits to dynamic culture include improved blastulation and pregnancy rates (1,2) however these studies included a small number of patients and cited their unpaired design as a limitation to their findings. This study seeks to determine if dynamic embryo culture impacts the reproductive potential of human embryos resulting from IVF.
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