74 devices · GMDN 56648
An assisted reproduction procedure dish is a sterile container used to prepare and culture sperm, eggs, or embryos during assisted reproductive techniques such as in‑vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic sperm injection. The dish provides a controlled environment that supports fertilization and early embryo development while allowing clinicians to manipulate and observe the cells under a microscope.
These dishes are single‑use, optically clear devices available in many formats, including multi‑well, Petri‑style, and specialized ICSI designs. They are regulated as medical devices and must meet standards for biocompatibility, sterility, and performance before being supplied to fertility clinics.
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