ESHRE 40th Annual Meeting
Amsterdam. The Netherlands
7-10 July 2024
Optimising Reproductive Outcomes: The Science of Endometrial Well-being
Optimising Reproductive Outcomes:
The Science of Endometrial Well-being
We are excited to attend ESHRE 2024
Schedule meetings with us to learn about our latest service developments.
With a strong bet on innovation, research, and development, IGLS’s top-tier scientists and multidisciplinary teams pool the best of their expertise and know-how to deliver best-in-class, precise, and reliable solutions for assisted reproduction centres, hospitals, and healthcare institutions across the world.
We look forward to seeing you at ESHRE 2024 and sharing our latest innovations!
Reproductive health
The tests described below are especially useful in cases of implantation failures, recurrent abortions, patients with chronic endometritis and for in-vitro fertilisation treatments, as well as for any patient seeking a healthy pregnancy.

Endometrial receptivity study, to identify the window of implantation, the ideal moment for embryo transfer.

of woman delivered a baby when performing the transfer in the implantation window

Comprehensive analysis of the endometrial environment.
Crucial information used by the doctor to determine the optimal treatment.

detecting and treating endometrial pathogens increases the chances of pregnancy by

Immune mapping detects and describes the maternal endometrial immune profile. The result helps the doctor to define the appropriate therapy.

woman with recurrent implantation failures have dysregulated endometrial immunology
Im Map® Immunology Map
Tests performed
Certified laboratory
Have You Heard of SpermXpression®?
The Male Infertility Test that Reveals What Conventional Semen Analysis Can’t Detect
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What is SpermXpression®?
SpermXpression® is a molecular tool that determines whether a semen sample has a normal or altered PRM1/PRM2 protamine expression profile. -
Advanced Diagnosis:
Identifies cases of male infertility that conventional techniques miss, improving outcomes in assisted reproduction treatments. -
Impact on Semen Quality:
Patients with an abnormal PRM1/PRM2 ratio generally have lower semen quality, reduced fertilisation capacity, and lower pregnancy rates in IVF. -
Clinical Benefits:
Enhances the diagnosis of infertile couples and aids in selecting the most appropriate therapeutic and treatment strategies, increasing pregnancy chances. -
Analysis Process:
Uses high-performance quantitative PCR to analyse the expression of protamines in a semen sample, determining if the protein ratio affects male fertility.
Preimplantation embryo development rates in cycles using ejaculated spermatozoa (EJACULATE cycle) and testicular sperm cells (TESA cycle). Significantly higher fertilization, blastocyst, and good-quality blastocyst rates were obtained in the TESA-cycle group compared with the EJACULATE-cycle group. Significant differences between EJACULATE-cycle and TESA-cycle groups are highlighted with an asterisk (*) with paired Student‘s t-test/a pound (#) with Wilcoxon signed-rank test, P< 0.05. Error bars represent the standard deviation.


