Procedures

– Microinjection: Direct injection of a single sperm into an egg to facilitate fertilization.
– Egg Retrieval: Surgical procedure to collect mature eggs from the ovaries.
– Fertilization: Union of eggs and sperm in a laboratory setting.

– Biopsy:  Removal of a small number of cells from an embryo for genetic analysis.
– Genetic Testing: Examination of the embryo’s genetic material for abnormalities before implantation.

– Ovulation-Stimulating Medications: Administration of medications to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs in a cycle.
– Monitoring: Regular monitoring of hormonal levels and ultrasound scans to track follicle development.

– Diagnostic Testing: Hormonal tests and imaging studies may be conducted to assess testicular function and identify potential areas for sperm extraction.
– Identification of Seminiferous Tubules: Microscopic examination is performed to identify seminiferous tubules, which are the structures where sperm production occurs.

– Sperm Preparation: Processing and concentration of sperm to enhance their viability before intrauterine placement.
– Insemination: Introduction of prepared sperm directly into the uterus during the optimal time in the woman’s cycle development.

– Cryopreservation: Freezing and storage of embryos for future use.
– Thawing and Transfer: Thawing of frozen embryos and subsequent transfer into the uterus

– Minimally Invasive Surgery: Exploration of the pelvic region using a small camera (laparoscope) for diagnosis and treatment of conditions like endometriosis or blocked fallopian tubes.

– Medical History: Comprehensive review of the patient’s medical history, including reproductive and general health.
– Physical Examination: Examination to assess reproductive organs and identify any visible abnormalities.
– Hormonal Testing: Blood tests to evaluate hormone levels critical for reproductive function.