Catalog-EN-VItrificaiton 210601 ver2
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N O I T A C I F I R T I V CRYOTOP ®
Transcript of Catalog-EN-VItrificaiton 210601 ver2
NOITACIFIRTIVCRYOTOP®
INDEX
®VITRIFICATIONCRYOTOP
KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
THE CRYOTOP® METHOD
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THE CRYOTOP® METHOD
MAIN ADVANTAGES
VERSATILITY STANDARDIZATION
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KITAZATO HAS THE DISTINGUISHED TECHNOLOGY
Cryotop® Survival rates in human specimen
Cooling rate0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
1,494
cryoLOCK cryOTOPCL
CRYOTIPHSV CRYOTOPRAPID-i
3,000
12,000
1,200
23,000
1,400
Warming rates 0
5,0001,000015,00020,00025,00030,00035,00040,00045,00050,000
21,000
cryoLOCK cryOTOPCL
CRYOTIPHSV CRYOTOPRAPID-i
40,000
24,00025,000
42,000
10,000
R RR R R R
℃/min
℃/min
KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
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THE CRYOTOP® METHOD
The World Leader in CryopreservationCryotop® METHOD is PRACTICED in 93 countries WORLDWIDE
2,400 clinical paperspublished using Cryotop®
2,200 clinics put their trust in Cryotop®
500 embryologists TRAINED PER YEAR
8,000,000 Cryotop® units sold worldwide
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KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
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CRYOTOP®
CRYOTOP®
THE CRYOTOP® METHOD
main features
Metal strip EMBEddED along the side of the LOADING STRIP
Metal band on the handle part
Tapered shaped straw
CL
quality controlquality control
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MEDIAVT601 - VITRIFICATION Solutions
compositionquality control
VT602 - THAWING Solutions
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21
2
2
1
1
KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
MEDIAVT601 - KITAZATO VITRIFICATION MEDIA
compositionquality control
VT602 - KITAZATO THAWING media
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1
2
2
1
1
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VT601 - TOP - Vitrification Kit
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2
21
1
4
21
2
2
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VT602 - KIT - Thawing Kit
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1
22
1
1
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THE CRYOTOP® METHOD
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KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
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COOLING RACK
REPRO PLATE
quality control
THE CRYOTOP® METHODTHE CRYOTOP® METHOD
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HEAT SEALER
STRAW CUTTER
ALUMINUM BLOCK CL
Cooling rack (s) Lid
CLINICAL REFERENCESOOCYTES
Cobo A., Use of cryo-banked oocytes in an ovum donation program: a prospective,randomized, controlled, clinical trial. Human Reproduction, 2010.
Rienzi L., Human Reproduction, 2010.
Parmegiani L., Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2011.
Solé M., Human Reproduction, 2013
EMBRYOS
Zhu D., Fertility & Sterility, 2011.
Shi W., Fertility & Sterility, 2012.
Cobo A., cycles. Fertility & Sterility, 2012.
Liu S.Y., Human Reproduction, 2013.
Cobo A., Fertility & Sterility, 2013.
Kato O., embryo transfer. European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 20‒12.
FERTILITY PRESERVATION
García-Velasco J., Fertility and Sterility, 2013.
Cobo A., Fertility and Sterility, 2016.
PGD/PGS
Chang L., Human Reproduction, 2013
Ubaldi F.M., Reduction of multiple pregnancies in the advanced maternal age population after implementation of an elective single embryo transfer policy coupled with enhanced embryo selection: pre- and post-intervention study. Human Reproduction 2015
Greco E., Springerplus, 2015.
Rodríguez-Purata J., synchronous endometrium.
DiFERRED EMBRYO TRANSFER
Roy T.K.,with fresh transfers. Fertility & Sterility, 2014.
FREEZE ALL
Blockeel C.,
OTHER cryobiology ARTICLES
Seki S., Mazur P., Cryobiology, 2009. Weinerman R., Fertility & Sterility, 2014.
KITAZATO VITRIFICATION
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