
Increased longevity coupled with changes in women’s position in society have resulted in a delay in the age of childbearing and as many as 50% of patients requesting infertility treatment face the problem of reproductive ageing. This special symposium is an overview of ART consequences, implications that can develop in managing pregnancies after ART cycles. The symposium will be especially relevant for expert physicians involved in fetal medicine and reproductive medicine who want to update on developments in these fields, as well as all those interested in the care of pregnant woman and their babies.
Participants at this symposium will:
This program is targeted to clinicians working in the specialist field of fetal medicine and assisted reproductive medicine.
Serono Symposia International Foundation is conducting a Learning Effectiveness Project at meetings during 2012. The meeting 'Born after ART: from the laboratory towards the delivery room' has been chosen to participate in this project.
Find out more about the Learning Effectiveness Project