MONITOR
Ultrasound & follicular monitoring
Follow the ovarian response and decide what the cycle needs next.
Monitoring is at the heart of ART care: it guides every decision in the cycle. You learn to count antral follicles, to track their growth day by day, to read the endometrium, and to connect what you see to the decision that follows: continue, adjust, trigger, or stop this cycle.
Shared monitoring is treated as a practice in its own right, not as a fallback: you carry out the scans in your own country, you pass on what you measure, and the decision is made together with the IVF centre. That is what allows your patient to travel only for the steps that require the technical platform.
Sessions are held live on Zoom, on real anonymised records of African patients — ultrasound images, measurements, decisions taken and what they led to.
Online preparation
Live Zoom sessions, on real anonymised records. You see the measurements, the decision taken, and what it led to.
The online part of this module is included in the clinical ART online preparation (USD 600 for physicians): fertility consultation, protocols, clinical reasoning and the theory behind all three procedures, shared by the three practices. The hands-on practice takes place at the Masterclass.
Clinical ART, from work-up to transferPractice in Abidjan — individual module of the Masterclass
The hands-on part of this module takes place during the Masterclass in March 2027, in Abidjan.
Hands-on practice at the Masterclass: USD 1,500 (West Africa) or USD 2,500 (diaspora / international), paid once your application is approved. 4 places.
- The corresponding online preparation is required before the practice in Abidjan.
- The practitioner's level is assessed before the practice.
- Access to the Masterclass after file review.
- Up to 2 practice sessions of your choice across the 3 days. Hysteroscopy is the exception: a dedicated 3-day session, with its own 8 places.
- Procedures are carried out according to medical indications.
- The total price is the sum of the practices chosen.
Clinical practice reserved for physicians.
See the MasterclassFour levels, and what each one covers is stated before you travel rather than discovered on arrival.
- Observation
- Planned
- Simulation
- Not planned
- Supervised performance
- Planned
- Skill assessed
- Planned
Access to procedures is decided case by case by the CNDT medical team, after assessment of the practitioner's level. Each practitioner checks the legal framework applicable in their own country.
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