A group of researchers at Dexeus Mujer, led by Dr. Mònica Parriego, has conducted a retrospective study to analyze whether partial compaction during morula formation in blastocysts can influence the developmental capacity and implantation potential…
A multicenter study, in which Ignacio Rodriguez, head of the Research Support Unit of Dexeus Mujer, has participated, analysed the possible relationship between persistent COVID -19 and various clinical and sociodemographic factors in a group of women…
The study of fetal cardiac function at the end of first trimester has not been investigated properly, and there is a lack of reference values at early gestational weeks. For this reason, a team of researchers from Dexeus Mujer, led by Dr Pilar Prats…
The Sociedad Española de Fertilidad (SEF) (Spanish Fertility Society) has presented before the Senate a document agreed with seven other medical associations and representative agents in the field of fertility and reproductive health. Its aim is to open a social debate and promote political measures that contribute to tackling the alarming drop in the birth rate in Spain.
A team from the Reproductive Medicine Service of Dexeus Women, led by Dr Piotr Sokol and Dr Elisabet Clua, has carried out a retrospective study with the aim of developing and validating a clinical prediction model to improve reproductive outcomes…
Dr Pascual García Alfaro, head of the Dexeus Women’s Menopause Unit, has led a cross-sectional study that analyses whether there is an association between endogenous hormone levels and bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.
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…
As of mid-February, Dexeus Mujer has taken over the management of the Gynaecology and Obstetrics Department at the Hospital Universitari General de Catalunya (HUGC), located in Sant Cugat del Vallès. Moreover, Dexeus Mujer has added assisted reproductive services to this department.
Gemma Arroyo, a senior embryologist at Dexeus Mujer, has been appointed as the new Coordinator of the Special Interest Group on Embryology of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).
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
