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The elaboration of an algorithm based on a larger database derived from different (albeit related) clinics raises the possibility that such algorithms could be applied in different clinical settings.

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No specific funding was obtained for this study; it was solely funded by IVI. None of the authors have any economic affiliation with Unisense Fertilitech A/S but IVI is a minor shareholder in Unisense Fertilitech A/S.

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Although molecular diagnosis has been available in our center for the past 10 years, there is no doubt that awareness for early recognition of immunodeficiency should be improved through broader and more comprehensive education programs emphasizing characteristics of patients with immunodeficiencies.

Our study presents, to our knowledge, the largest set of transferred embryos after time-lapse analysis with the use of an automatic time-lapse test. The provided classification was related to reproductive outcome. Our results suggest that the automated embryo diagnostic test provided extra information to the embryologist to select the best embryos, independently from clinical features of the patient or day of transfer.

We believe that standard morphological assessment should remain the gold standard to initiate embryo evaluation; however, if possible, it can be complemented with the use of morphokinetics. This new approach will allow the embryologist to perform a more accurate and objective embryo selection and therefore reduce the number of embryos transferred while maintaining or even improving clinical results.