When: Oct 29 (thurs) 7 pm (PST) (Time zone converter http://ow.ly/tR1u )
Where: Webinar so anywhere you have internet access
Sponsored by www.prodseminars.com and www.chinesemedicinetools.com
I met the team from Reprosource last year and had in depth conversations with them how their Ovarian Assessment report can benefit acupuncturist who have a large fertility practice. They claim to have a blood teat and algorithm that can predict how many follicles will most likely stimulate in an IVF cycle. I thought my patients could benefit from this test. Instead of spending $10,000 to $20,000 on an IVF cycle to find out you responded poorly you can spend $400 to lean the same information. So for my older patients who are told to rush into an IVF because of the clicking clock thay can take this test. if it predicts good response then go for it. If poor response them they may be willing to take some time doing the preconception program we recommend to see if we can improve their response. And it is also a quantitative measure to see if what we are doing is helping. Have your patient take the test as a base line and then again 3 or 6 months after herbs and acupuncture to see if the Ovarian Assessment Report (OAR) has improved.
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http://prodseminars.na4.acrobat.com/oar102909/
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Description
This session will discuss the current technical challenges associated with ovarian reserve testing and the corresponding impact on the management of the patient’s therapy and expectations for success. Learning Objectives CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH SERUM FSH TESTING IN EVALUATION OF THE INFERTILE PATIENT NEWER TESTS: AMH AND INHIBIN B BIOLOGY COMPARED TO FSH PROS AND CONS GOLD STANDARD APPROACH TO INTEGRATING OLD AND NEW APPROACHES REAL WORLD EXAMPLES HOW TO INTEGRATE WESTERN TESTING APPROACHES WITH TCM This lecture is scheduled for 1 hour including questions.
