As one of the United States’ leading fertility research organizations, Texas Fertility Center welcomes eligible patients to join our ongoing research studies. Participating in a study may benefit your treatment plan, while also advancing the state of the art in fertility care to benefit others who need assisted reproductive technologies to conceive. If you would like to learn more about our active research studies, please let us know. We are happy to provide detailed information about ongoing studies for which you may be eligible.
Help IVF Patients Better Understand Their Egg Quality
Validating new technology MAGENTA™. Help to understand if IVF outcomes can be improved by changing the lab process to sort embryos by egg quality in the dishes in which they are grown, instead of sorting embryos randomly.
NiOS (Non-Invasive Oocyte Sorting) Study
The aim of this study is to determine if oocyte sorting for group culture using an artificial intelligence image analysis tool (MagentaTM) increases the usable blastocyst yield and subsequent pregnancy in patients undergoing IVF.
SprmPik AI Assisted Sperm Selection Study SiD
Evaluate the impact of sperm selection for standard intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) using an AI program which identifies specific sperm characteristics previously shown to be beneficial for optimal fertilization and embryo development.
Simbryo-In-Vitro Assay to Predict Clinical Pregnancy in IVF Patients
Investigating Endometrial Receptivity for Successful Embryo Transfer
Baxter Adept As Intraperitonial Instillate Used In Laparoscopic Surgery
Unveiling the Impact of Adept Solution in Preventing Pelvic Adhesions: A Post Market Follow-Up Study
Rejoni-Juveena Hydrogel Study
Advancing Women’s Health: Exploring the Efficacy of Hydrogel in Preventing Intrauterine Adhesions
