The Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine in Dexeus Mujer is a Teaching Unit in the Hospital Universitari Dexeus recognised by the National Programme for Medical Intern Residents (MIR). Over the past 40 years, more than 200 resident doctor have chosen…
Doctors Pere Barri Soldevila, Núria Barbany and Rafael Fábregas from Dexeus Mujer, specialists in Endometriosis, Gynaecological Laparoscopy and Gynaecological Oncology, have been part of the teaching team that has offered a training course to other surgeons on vNOTES…
On 26 May, an event was held in the auditorium of the Hospital Universitario Dexeus to welcome the new resident doctors (MIR). At the same event, a Diploma was awarded to the MIRs completing their training this year.
An observational study led by the embryologist Lluc Coll analysed whether the prevalence of mosaic embryos in ART cycles with preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A) is associated with the trophectoderm biopsy technique used or with the time elapsed until the tubing of the sample.
Twin pregnancies are associated with higher rates of obstetric complications, preterm birth and perinatal morbidity and mortality than singleton pregnancies. But does the mode of conception have an impact on twin pregnancy outcomes? A retrospective study led by Dr Pilar Prats analysed a cohort of 1135 spontaneous…
A retrospective study led by Dr Gemma Sesmilo analysed whether women who use assisted reproductive technology have a higher incidence of gestational diabetes than those who become pregnant spontaneously. The research also assessed whether…
Dexeus Mujer has incorporated a new technique that will speed up and facilitate smear test analysis. It consists of a digital system that uses “liquid-based cytology” and involves introducing the samples in a liquid medium, which has an immediate preservative action, dissolves lumps, separates the cells…
A team of researchers from Dexeus Mujer, in collaboration with Professor FR Pérez-López of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Zaragoza, has conducted a study to assess the relationship between endogenous hormonal factors and dominant hand grip strength in postmenopausal women.
Dexeus Mujer has conducted a prospective study to evaluate whether starting ovarian stimulation in the luteal phase (LS) or the follicular phase (FS) of the menstrual cycle offers better reproductive outcomes. The study was conducted in 44 oocyte donors who underwent…
A group of researchers at Dexeus Mujer, led by Dr Raquel Mula, has conducted a prospective study to improve the prediction of foetal growth restriction in a population of pregnant women at high risk of developing early pre-eclampsia…
Closing act of the academic courses 2020-21 and 2021-22.
Keynote lecture “Micro/nanoplastics: Do they represent a risk for fertility?” in charge of Professor Elena Ibáñez of the UAB Cell Biology Unit.
As in every edition, our team of doctors and biologists of the Department of Reproductive Medicine has actively participated in the 38th Annual Meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) held this July in Milan
A study led by Dr Francisca Martínez of the Reproductive Medicine Unit of Dexeus Mujer analysed oocyte transcriptomes after two different LH suppression protocols in the same patient: with a GnRH antagonist (ANT) and with progesterone.
Dr Gerard Albaigés, head of R&D at the Foetal Medicine Division of the Obstetrics Unit of Dexeus Mujer is part of the team of researchers participating in the prospective, multicentre study TRUFFLE 2 (Trial of Randomised Umbilical and Foetal Flow in Europe).
The nursing staff of the Reproductive Medicine Unit at Dexeus Mujer has carried out a retrospective observational study to see whether incorporating folliculometry into their routine during egg donation monitoring cycles can contribute to improving donor satisfaction without affecting the outcome of the treatment.
A study conducted by Dexeus Mujer, and led by Dr Pascual García Alfaro, head of the Menopause Unit, analysed whether high homocysteine levels can cause the loss of muscle mass and handgrip strength that is characteristic of postmenopausal women.
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