Malak Jamil

Senior Clinical Embryologist, IRIFIV Fertility Center, Morocco

Publications

• Research Article
  Follicular Fluid Aspiration and Oocyte retrieval techniques, Several Flushing, difficulty Situations damage risk to the cumulus complex and complications
  Author(s): Mohamed Zarqaoui, Mustafa Zakaria*, Noureddine Louanjli, Nisrine En-Naciri, Mohamed Ennaji, Malak Jamil, Amal Kabit and Saadani Brahim
  
  In Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), oocyte retrieval is a vital step. It was initially performed through laparoscopy, which was complex and difficult and of low efficiency. Ultrasound-guided transvaginal oocyte retrieval was safer and more effective; it is presently the standard operation for in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. Theoretically, oocyte retention is achievable after the initial aspirate due to abnormal development of the follicle or oocyte and human technical factors, and such retention could be overcome by recurrent follicular flushing. Follicular flushing is considered to maximize the number of oocytes retrieved and thereafter to improve the rate of IVF pregnancy. There are a number of factors that can affect egg collection and/or egg damage. These involve variables like pump vacuum flow, velocity, needle bore size and length, fol.. Read More»