| TEMPLATE ID | Oocyte and Embryo assessment |
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| Concept | Oocyte and Embryo assessment |
| Description | Not Specified |
| Purpose | Not Specified |
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| Language used | en |
| Citeable Identifier | 1013.26.419 |
| Root archetype id | openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.embryo_assessment.v0 |
| Oocyte and embryo assessment | Oocyte and embryo assessment: Timed assessment of morphological features and development of a single oocyte or embryo during assisted reproduction treatment. |
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| Any event | Any event: Default, unspecified point in time or interval event which may be explicitly defined in a template or at run-time. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of an oocyte | Examination of an oocyte: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human oocyte during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Maturity of cumulus-oocyte complex | Maturity of cumulus-oocyte complex: Maturity of the entire intact cumulus-oocyte complex.
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| Oocyte maturation stage | Oocyte maturation stage: Nuclear maturity of oocyte after removal of the cumulus-corona cell mass.
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| Oocyte size | Oocyte size: Apparent size of the oocyte.
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| Oocyte shape | Oocyte shape: Shape of the oocyte.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the oocyte cytoplasm.
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| Zona pellucida thickness | Zona pellucida thickness: Thickness of the zona pellucida.
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| Perivitelline space morphology | Perivitelline space morphology: Morphology of the perivitelline space.
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| First polar body morphology | First polar body morphology: Morphology of the first polar body.
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| Metaphase spindle | Metaphase spindle: Morphology and position of the metaphase spindle obtained by polarized light microscopy.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Fertilisation check | Fertilisation check: Observation of the inseminated oocyte to assess fertilization. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a zygote | Examination of a zygote: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human zygote during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Number of pronuclei | Number of pronuclei: Number of visible pronuclei in a zygote. |
| Pronuclear symmetry | Pronuclear symmetry: Size symmetry of pronuclei in a zygote.
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| Pronuclear morphology | Pronuclear morphology: Morphology of pronuclei in a zygote.
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| Polar body morphology | Polar body morphology: Morphology of polar bodies in a zygote.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the cytoplasm in a zygote.
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| Nucleolar precursor bodies | Nucleolar precursor bodies: Distribution of nuclear precursor bodies in a zygote.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Syngamy check | Syngamy check: Observation of the inseminated oocyte to assess syngamy. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a zygote | Examination of a zygote: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human zygote during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Number of pronuclei | Number of pronuclei: Number of visible pronuclei in a zygote. |
| Pronuclear symmetry | Pronuclear symmetry: Size symmetry of pronuclei in a zygote.
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| Pronuclear morphology | Pronuclear morphology: Morphology of pronuclei in a zygote.
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| Polar body morphology | Polar body morphology: Morphology of polar bodies in a zygote.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the cytoplasm in a zygote.
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| Nucleolar precursor bodies | Nucleolar precursor bodies: Distribution of nuclear precursor bodies in a zygote.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Early cleavage check | Early cleavage check: Observation of the embryo to assess early first cell cleavage. |
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| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo | Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human cleavage-stage embryo during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Number of cells | Number of cells: Number of cells in a cleavage-stage embryo. |
| Fragmentation | Fragmentation: Cytoplasmic fragmentation in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Blastomere size | Blastomere size: Relative blastomere size.
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| Nucleation | Nucleation: Presence or absence of nuclei in the blastomeres of the cleavage stage embryo.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the cytoplasm of cells in cleavage stage embryo. May contain description of abnomalies, such as granularity, pitting, and presence of vacuoles. |
| Spatial distribution of cells | Spatial distribution of cells: Spatial distribution of cells in a cleavage stage embryo. The cells of early embryo may be arranged in pyramidal, clover or irregular manner. |
| Compaction | Compaction: Degree of compaction in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Day-2 embryo assessment | Day-2 embryo assessment: Embryo observation on Day 2 post insemination. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo | Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human cleavage-stage embryo during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Number of cells | Number of cells: Number of cells in a cleavage-stage embryo. |
| Fragmentation | Fragmentation: Cytoplasmic fragmentation in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Blastomere size | Blastomere size: Relative blastomere size.
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| Nucleation | Nucleation: Presence or absence of nuclei in the blastomeres of the cleavage stage embryo.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the cytoplasm of cells in cleavage stage embryo. May contain description of abnomalies, such as granularity, pitting, and presence of vacuoles. |
| Spatial distribution of cells | Spatial distribution of cells: Spatial distribution of cells in a cleavage stage embryo. The cells of early embryo may be arranged in pyramidal, clover or irregular manner. |
| Compaction | Compaction: Degree of compaction in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Day-3 embryo assessment | Day-3 embryo assessment: Embryo observation on Day 3 post insemination. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo | Examination of a cleavage-stage embryo: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human cleavage-stage embryo during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Number of cells | Number of cells: Number of cells in a cleavage-stage embryo. |
| Fragmentation | Fragmentation: Cytoplasmic fragmentation in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Blastomere size | Blastomere size: Relative blastomere size.
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| Nucleation | Nucleation: Presence or absence of nuclei in the blastomeres of the cleavage stage embryo.
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| Cytoplasmic morphology | Cytoplasmic morphology: Morphology of the cytoplasm of cells in cleavage stage embryo. May contain description of abnomalies, such as granularity, pitting, and presence of vacuoles. |
| Spatial distribution of cells | Spatial distribution of cells: Spatial distribution of cells in a cleavage stage embryo. The cells of early embryo may be arranged in pyramidal, clover or irregular manner. |
| Compaction | Compaction: Degree of compaction in a cleavage stage embryo.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features not captured by specific parameters. |
| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Day-4 embryo assessment | Day-4 embryo assessment: Embryo observation on Day 4 post insemination. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Day-5 embryo assessment | Day-5 embryo assessment: Embryo observation on Day 5 post insemination. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Freezing assessment | Freezing assessment: Oocyte or embryo observation at cryopreservation. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Thawing assessment | Thawing assessment: Oocyte or embryo observation at thawing. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Embryo transfer assessment | Embryo transfer assessment: Embryo observation at embryo transfer. |
| Data | |
| Label | Label: Label or name identifying an oocyte or embryo. |
| ID | ID: The unique identifier for the oocyte or embryo. For example: the "Single European Code” or “SEC” identifier. |
| Description | Description: General description of the oocyte or embryo. |
| Developmental stage | Developmental stage: Developmental stage of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Developmental event | Developmental event: Recording of a developmental event observed during time-lapse microscopy. May record timed events, like extrusion of second polar body, appearance and fading of pronuclei, cell divisions, or compaction.
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| Examination of a blastocyst | Examination of a blastocyst: Morphological findings obtained by microscopy of the human blastocyst during assisted reproduction treatment. |
| Degree of expansion | Degree of expansion: Degree of expansion of the blastocyst.
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| Inner cell mass morphology | Inner cell mass morphology: Morphology of the inner cell mass.
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| Trophectoderm morphology | Trophectoderm morphology: Morphology of the trophectoderm of the blastocyst.
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| Other morphological features | Other morphological features: Additional morphological features of the blastocyst not captured by specific parameters. May include signs of degeneration, such as presence of necrosis and exclusion of cells, cellular bridges, vacuolation, multiple hatching points. |
| Time post-insemination | Time post-insemination: The duration since insemination. |
| Interpretation | Interpretation: Clinical interpretation of the morphological and developmental assessment of the oocyte or embryo.
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| Comment | Comment: Additional narrative about the oocyte or embryo assessment, not captured in other fields. For example: difficulties in visualisation. |
| Protocol | |
| Culture dish ID | Culture dish ID: The unique identifier for the culture dish containing the oocyte or embryo. |
| Method | Method: Method for assessment of morphology and development of the oocyte or embryo.
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