An IVF chamber is a device used to culture embryos during in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures. Because embryos need to be cultured in an environment similar to the body,

 IVF chambers maintain a constant temperature, humidity, gas composition, and culture medium that are necessary for embryo growth and development.

VF chambers can be broadly divided into open and closed types. Open-type IVF chambers only have a container for culturing embryos, while closed-type IVF chambers have 

both a container for culturing embryos and a system for circulating culture medium. Closed-type IVF chambers have the advantage of preventing culture medium contamination and maintaining embryo growth more stably. IVF chambers are an important device that affects embryo quality and success rates. Therefore, it is recommended that women undergoing IVF procedures check the type and functions of the IVF chamber.

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