Merck has launched two new advanced fertility technologies; Eeva Test 3.0 and Geri for enhanced efficiency in the assisted reproductive treatment (ART) lab.
The combination platform will provide in-depth information and control over the environment in which the embryo grows to ensure healthy development and assessment.
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With the established Xtend Algorithm, the Eeva Test 3.0 software supports embryo assessment in the ART lab.
Created by Australia-based fertility technologies firm Genea Biomedx, Geri can be used to optimise culture conditions based on the needs.
The newly launched Geri features a specially designed humidifier that enables precise monitoring and managing of the humidity level in the incubator.
Merck biopharma business chief marketing and strategy officer Rehan Verjee said: "We believe Merck fertility technologies can accelerate clinics toward a new standard for ART success
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Geri features a real-time camera to monitor progress of embryo development, as well as provides humidified incubation in individual chambers to decrease disruptive events to the early-stage embryo.
It also includes Geri Connect software to monitor embryos in real time via remote access to patient and embryo data connected on the same network, and the user-defined scoring Geri Assess software to assess and grade embryos on their viability.
Integrating bright and dark-field imaging, the Eeva Test 3.0 and the Geri incubator combination facilitates the application of Eeva's assessment algorithm to support outcome prediction with individualised incubation.
