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Reprod Biomed Online2025;51(1):104866.July 1, 2025Journal Article

Decoding embryo development: the effect of clinical variables in morphokinetics and artificial intelligence quality scoring.

Jorge Ten1, M Carmen Tio1, Pedro Pini2, Korey Kelley3, Jaime Guerrrero1, Adoración Rodríguez-Arnedo1, Alexa Zepeda4, Alex Mutter5, Nerea Diaz1, Miguel Herreros1, Tom Latin6, Adriana Brualla7, Cristina Hickman5, Andrea Bernabeu1, Rafael Bernabeu1, Klaus Wiemer8
1Instituto Bernabeu, Alicante, Spain.
2Fairtility, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
3Fairtility, Seattle, Washington, USA.
4Fairtility, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
5Fairtility, London, UK.
6Fairtility, Tel Aviv, Israel.
7Fairtility, Cataluña, Spain.
8Fairtility, Seattle, Washington, USA.. Electronic address: klaus.wiemer@fairtility.com.

Abstract

RESEARCH QUESTION: Do morphokinetic events (MKS) and patient parameters affect resulting embryo quality scores, and how does this relate to pregnancy outcomes as assessed by a time-lapse incubator using an artificial intelligence (AI) embryologist support tool? DESIGN: Retrospective study analysing data from 6024 embryos retrieved over 1636 cycles. The dataset comprised 3778 donor oocytes and 224…

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