Meet the Expert in Clinical Embryology at CRAAFt
Ms. Shilpa Dutta is a skilled clinical embryologist with a unique background in anesthesia. Motivated by a desire to positively impact lives, she shifted from anesthesia to clinical embryology, earning a gold medal and distinction from Datta Meghe Institute. With over 30 research papers published in top databases like PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science, she has established herself as a leader in her field.
Ms. Shilpa Dutta, recognized with multiple awards, including the Best Paper Award at ISAR Maharashtra 2024, has presented over 30 research papers at prestigious national and international conferences, such as TIPTEKNO in Turkey and ICIIBMS in Japan. Beyond her significant research contributions, she actively collaborates on funded projects with ICMR, consistently driving advancements in the field of embryology.
As a gold medalist in both her graduation and embryology course, Ms. Shilpa brings more than 2 years of hands-on experience to her work, ensuring the highest quality care for her patients. With a passion for excellence, she strives to create the healthiest embryos, ultimately delivering positive news to patients and improving fertility outcomes.
For expert consultation on any embryological procedures, book an appointment with Ms. Shilpa Dutta by contacting us at +918882843314.
A clinical embryologist is a specialist who focuses on the development and quality of eggs, sperm, and embryos to aid in successful conception.
Here are some of the conditions that Ms. Shilpa Dutta specializes in:
- In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
- Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
- Oocyte Retrieval and Processing
- Embryo Culture and Development
- Semen Analysis
- Cryopreservation of Eggs, Sperm, and Embryos
- Manual Assisted Hatching
- Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
- Laser Guided Hatching
- Embryo Biopsy
- Embryo Grading
Embryos are the cornerstone of IVF success, and creating the perfect embryo goes beyond fertilization, requiring precise techniques and careful monitoring to ensure the best possible outcome.
It’s about optimizing every step of the process to ensure the highest chance of implantation and a successful pregnancy. At CRAAFt, we don’t just focus on the egg and sperm—we give equal attention to the entire embryology process. Our expert embryologist develops and cultures each embryo with precision to maximize success. At our clinic, we believe every patient deserves personalized, meticulous care. We use advanced techniques to create the healthiest embryos, optimizing outcomes for each individual’s fertility journey.
FAQs
Why is an embryologist important in an IVF center?
An embryologist plays a crucial role in an IVF center, handling and monitoring the development of eggs, sperm, and embryos. They perform procedures like egg fertilization, embryo culture, and embryo selection for implantation. Embryologists use advanced techniques like ICSI to address male infertility and genetic screening to select the healthiest embryos, thereby increasing the chances of a successful pregnancy. Their expertise is vital to achieving optimal outcomes in assisted reproductive technologies (ART).
How do I choose the right embryologist for my IVF treatment?
Selecting the right embryologist involves checking their credentials, experience, and success rates in the field of assisted reproduction. Look for professionals who have advanced degrees in clinical embryology and experience in handling complex cases. Research the clinic’s reputation, the technology used for IVF procedures, and patient reviews to ensure the best possible care. A good embryologist should provide clear communication, explain the process thoroughly, and create a comfortable environment throughout the treatment.
Who is an Embryologist?
After creating embryos in the lab, the embryologist closely monitors their development for several days. They assess the embryos’ quality and select the best ones for transfer. Any excess healthy embryos are carefully frozen for future use, providing patients with valuable options for subsequent cycles if needed.
Can an embryologist help with infertility issues?
Although embryologists don’t diagnose infertility directly, they are essential in addressing fertility challenges once the cause is identified, greatly contributing to the success of fertility treatments. By using advanced techniques like ICSI, they overcome male infertility, ensuring sperm successfully fertilizes the egg. Additionally, embryologists perform genetic screening to detect abnormalities, selecting only the healthiest embryos for transfer. They also create the optimal environment for fertilization and embryo development, which maximizes success during ART treatments. Ultimately, their expertise and meticulous attention to detail are crucial in achieving positive outcomes and improving fertility success.
What are the qualifications needed to become an Embryologist?
To become an embryologist, you typically need a Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences or a related field, followed by a Master’s degree in Clinical Embryology (M.Sc.). Hands-on experience in an IVF lab is essential, and additional certifications in assisted reproductive technologies can enhance your qualifications.