More on Infertility
The assisted reproductive technique (ART) overcome the hurdles prevent in spermatozoan and oocyte fusion. The rapid advance in the technique of oocyte and sperm handling and better understanding in reproductive biology have contributed to the better management of Infertility. Assisted reproductive technique include procedures that deliver a concentrated sperm sample directly to the uterus, bypassing cervical or vaginal infection, inflammation or abnormalities.
Successful assisted reproduction involves the careful coordination of both a medical and scientific approach to each couple who undertakes a treatment cycle, with close collaboration between doctors , Scientists, nurses and counselors. Only meticulous attention to detail at every step of each patients treatment can optimize there chance of delivering a healthy baby as a result.
For many couples who have exhausted traditional clinical and surgical treatments for the infertility , these new technologies may offer the best hope for pregnancy. Through these procedures women with otherwise untreatable infertility problems have given birth to healthy babies.
Some of the commonly performed techniques are:-
IVF-ET In vetro fertilization and embryo transfer.
GIFT Gamete intraflallopian transfer.
ZIFT Zygote introfallopian transfer.
PROST Pronuclear stage introflallopian transfer.
IUI Intra uterine insemination.
SIFT Sperm introflallopian transfer.
DIPI Direct Intra pentoncal insemination
In Vitro Fertilization and embryo transfer (IVF-ET).
IVF-ET was first successful introduced in humans by Edwards and Steptoe in 1978, resulting in the birth of Louise brown, the world's first baby to be brown after using this technique.
In India the first ever Scientifically documented baby conceived by IVF was born in Aug-1986.
IVF is a method of assisted reproduction in which the men's sperm and and the women's egg are combined in a laboratory dish where fertilization occurs & the resulting embryo is transferred to the women's uterus .
Appropriate patient selection, ovarian stimulation, monitory and timing of oocyte retrieval should provide the invitro fertilization ( IVF ) laboratory with viable gametes capable of producing healthy embryos . |
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