A minor procedure in which the male sperm (previously prepared in the laboratory for enrichment purposes) is directly placed into the uterus using a narrow tube. Ovulation is previously induced to increase the chances of success.
Eggs retrieved from the ovary are combined with sperm at the laboratory. The resulting embryo is implanted into the woman’s uterus previously stimulated by hormones.
Eggs retrieved from the ovary are combined with sperm. Immediately after, they are transferred to the Fallopian tubes, where fertilization takes place.
Same procedure as GIFT, but in this case, fertilization is accomplished in the laboratory, and embryos are later transferred to the Fallopian tubes.
The technique is similar to IVF, but for male patients. A single sperm is selected and injected into a single retrieved egg. The procedure is repeated on several eggs.
The success rate of these techniques is around 40%.
(Egg freezing, sperm freezing)
To address a couple’s lack of eggs and/or sperm.
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Psychological counseling provided at every stage of treatment.
