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Eva Schenkman said on 12 August 2008
"we keep our lab at 22 degrees. We find this works fine for everyone, especially the equipment, which I don't think would function well with such elevated temperatures. We strive to minimize how long our oocytes/embryos are outside the incubators. Since the incubator is where we culture them, I wouldn't try to turn the entire room into an incubator."
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Rahul said on 05 August 2008
"Maintain body temperature approximately 37 degrees or a bit less. It works fine as long as the team (Doctor's and embryologists along with other IVF staff) and the patient are comfortable."
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