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New techniques and instruments contribute to continuous improvement in reproductive surgery

Reproductive surgery remains an important pillar in infertility management. Uterus and adnexal disease are among common problems mainly treated with surgery. New surgical techniques and instruments contribute to continuous improvement in the practice of reproductive surgery. Minimal invasive surgery in practice and in our philosophical approach must be instilled in our daily work. The [...]

2022-09-20T23:23:08+08:00September 1st, 2022|

Introducing Dr Romerico Torres, new country representative for Philippines

Romerico Torres will be the new ASPIRE correspondent from the Philippines succeeding Dr Virgilio Novero. He is Assistant Professor in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the Far Eastern University Institute of Medicine, a specialist in reproductive medicine and minimally invasive gynaecological surgery at the Veterans’ Memorial Medical Centre in Quezon City, and a visiting consultant [...]

2022-09-16T01:40:22+08:00August 21st, 2022|

Expanding our fertility services to meet growing demand with valued SIG support

Fertility procedures have steadily increased, and we are approaching pre-pandemic levels. An eighth IVF centre was recently accredited to accommodate the increasing demand for fertility treatments. The growing awareness of assisted reproductive technology has generated a need for country specific information. As such, our Special Interest Groups (SIGs) have been tapped to provide data [...]

2022-09-16T01:40:14+08:00August 20th, 2022|

Former ASPIRE Young Investigator Award winner is our new correspondent in NZ

Introducing Dr Emily Liu Country Representative Dr Emily Liu is the new ASPIRE country representative for New Zealand taking over this important role from Professor Neil Johnson. Emily is well known among members as a winner of the ASPIRE Young Investigator Award at our Congress in Taipei in 2018. Her presentation was on a [...]

2022-09-16T01:39:52+08:00August 18th, 2022|

Booster vaccinations for medical personnel as we face new challenges of Omicron variants

COVID-19 continues to be prevalent in Indonesia with new variants of Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 in the community. According to recent data, more than six million people were suffering from the Omicron variant. Some couples experiencing infertility were also exposed to new variants of COVID19 infection before they entered ART programs. The government has [...]

2022-09-16T01:39:25+08:00August 15th, 2022|