18701534. Ovum Evaluation Method, Ovum Evaluation Apparatus, and Ovum Evaluation Program simplified abstract (SHIMADZU CORPORATION)

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Ovum Evaluation Method, Ovum Evaluation Apparatus, and Ovum Evaluation Program

Organization Name

SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Motomu Tanaka of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Akihisa Yamamoto of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Kaori Sugimura of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Fumitoshi Koga of Fukuoka-shi (JP)

Shigeki Kitakami of Fukuoka-shi (JP)

Ovum Evaluation Method, Ovum Evaluation Apparatus, and Ovum Evaluation Program - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18701534 titled 'Ovum Evaluation Method, Ovum Evaluation Apparatus, and Ovum Evaluation Program

The method described in the patent application is for evaluating the quality of an ovum using non-invasive techniques.

  • Analysis step involves analyzing the deformation state of the ovum through an image to quantify a mechanical property.
  • Evaluation step assesses the quality of the ovum based on the index value obtained from the analysis step.

Potential Applications: - Assisted reproductive technology - Quality control in fertility clinics - Research in embryology and reproductive biology

Problems Solved: - Accurate evaluation of ovum quality - Non-invasive assessment of mechanical properties - Standardization of ovum evaluation processes

Benefits: - Improved success rates in assisted reproduction - Reduced invasiveness for patients - Enhanced understanding of ovum quality factors

Commercial Applications: Title: Non-Invasive Ovum Evaluation Method for Assisted Reproduction This technology can be utilized in fertility clinics, research institutions, and biotechnology companies to enhance reproductive outcomes and advance scientific knowledge in the field.

Questions about Ovum Evaluation Method: 1. How does this method compare to traditional invasive techniques for ovum evaluation?

  - This method offers a non-invasive approach, reducing potential risks and discomfort for patients.

2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in research on embryonic development?

  - This technology could lead to new insights into the mechanical properties of ova and their impact on fertility outcomes.


Original Abstract Submitted

One mode of an ovum evaluation method according to the present invention is a method for evaluating an ovum, the method including: an analysis step (S to S) of analyzing a deformation state of a target ovum using an image obtained by photographing the ovum to non-invasively obtain an index value obtained by quantifying a mechanical property of the ovum; and an evaluation step (S) of evaluating a quality of the target ovum on the basis of the index value obtained in the analysis step. As a result, the quality of the ovum can be evaluated accurately according to theoretical criteria on the basis of the result of non-invasive measurement or observation.