Satoshi Ueno

Chief Embryologist

Yamashita Ladies' Clinic

Japan

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Dr. Satoshi Ueno serves as the Chief Embryologist at Kato Ladies Clinic in Japan. His research primarily focuses on advanced techniques in embryo evaluation, including the application of time-lapse technology and deep learning models for embryo selection. Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding the effects of maternal age on embryo dynamics and the performance of artificial intelligence in predicting clinical outcomes related to blastocyst transfer. Dr. Ueno is dedicated to enhancing pregnancy prediction and improving assisted reproductive technologies.

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Aalborg University

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Use of time-lapse technology on fertilization verification, embryo evaluation, and utilization: A national survey in Japan

Comparing performance between clinics of an embryo evaluation algorithm based on time-lapse images and machine learning

Improved pregnancy prediction performance in an updated deep-learning embryo selection model: a retrospective independent validation study.

Maternal age affects pronuclear and chromatin dynamics, morula compaction and cell polarity, and blastulation of human embryos.

Does embryo categorization by existing artificial intelligence, morphokinetic or morphological embryo selection models correlate with blastocyst euploidy rates?

Correlation between an annotation-free embryo scoring system based on deep learning and live birth/neonatal outcomes after single vitrified-warmed blastocyst transfer: a single-centre, large-cohort retrospective study.

Pregnancy prediction performance of an annotation-free embryo scoring system on the basis of deep learning after single vitrified-warmed blastocyst transfer: a single-center large cohort retrospective study.

Comparing prediction of ongoing pregnancy and live birth outcomes in patients with advanced and younger maternal age patients using KIDScore™ day 5: a large-cohort retrospective study with single vitrified-warmed blastocyst transfer.

Comparison of Embryo and Clinical Outcomes in Different Types of Incubator Between Two Different Embryo Culture Systems.

Establishment of day 7 blastocyst freezing criteria using blastocyst diameter for single vitrified-warmed blastocyst transfer from live birth outcomes: a single-center, large cohort, retrospectively matched study.

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Martin Nygaard Johansen

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