The Potential of Artificial Intelligence in Improving IVF Success Rates
A recent study published in The Lancet Digital Health by Josue Barnes and colleagues introduced an innovative AI-driven method called STORK-A. Reportedly, this non-invasive technique can predict the ploidy status of embryos, thereby making it easy to select healthy blastocysts for implantation. But before we go further exploring the potential of this method, one must know that STORK-A will never be used as a replacement option for conventional preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploid status (PGT-A). Instead, it would strictly act as a complementary way to assist clinicians in their decision-making. Furthermore, STORK-A is still largely a proof-of-concept approach, backed by one of the largest studies of its kind. Thus, any external validation will only demonstrate the integrative potential of AI under pre-decided clinical settings for embryo selection. AI-assisted embryo selection- Diversity and Inclusivity Holding The Key Inclusive participatio...