Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS)

Clinical Embryology is a branch of biology that studies egg fertilisation and the healthy development of embryos. Embryologists are specialised doctors who work in the field of clinical embryology. An embryologist specialises in the development of embryos outside of the mother's womb using sperm and eggs. Numerous courses in Clinical Embryology have been offered by prestigious medical institutions and organisations to help raise exceptional medical practitioners for the future. M.Sc Clinical Embryology is a 2 year full-time postgraduate degree. The postgraduate course should enable a therapeutic graduate to become an expert embryologist, acquire knowledge and abilities in instructional innovation, and lead research in biomedical sciences. Exhibit extensive knowledge and understanding of the gross and microscopic structure of the human cell and its organelles. Display data on essential and fundamental embryology, such as human hereditary characteristics, quality guidelines, immunol...

Clinical embryologists are persons who are trained in a medical laboratory to specialize in infertility case treatment. They are taught the ways of using In Vitro-fertilization and assisted reproductive technology.  Usually, there is a massive demand for them. However, unfortunately not every college still has not been able to include the subject of MSC in clinical embryology in their educational curriculum.  Why is there a huge demand for doing an MSC in Clinical Embryology in these recent times? Clinical embryology has helped to solve many infertility issues that many are facing today. Unfortunately, due to many sudden changes in our lifestyle, many are suffering from infertility issues. They crave to get a child, and it is quite sad to see them suffer like this. So, here comes the importance of a clinical embryologist. They are the ones that treat severe cases like this, and most of the instances gain a positive result.  Understanding the topic of Clinica...