Anti – Mullerian
Hormone (AMH)
With more and
more woman
postponing
pregnancy, it is
no surprise that
older women
worry about how
much time they
have left to
have a baby.
Therefore, it is
natural that
woman want to
know if they are
still ovulating
and when their
eggs will run
out. The markers
of the AMH test
provide answer
to these
questions. AMH
produced by the
ovarian egg
follicle that
grows and
prepares the egg
for release into
the fallopian
tube. The level
of AMH found in
the blood is a
better indicator
of a woman’
ovarian function
than the
previous
oestrogen test.
Essentially, an
AMH test can
tell you if your
aviaries are
still releasing
eggs.
Embryoscope
The Embryoscope
is an advances
incubator which
allows the
embryo to be
observed minutes
by minute from
the point when
ICSI takes place
when ICSI takes
place to the
treatment when
it is
transferred into
the uterus. This
brand new
technique
includes an
image capture
system which
allows an
enormous amount
of specific and
objective
information to
be obtained for
every embryo,
which up until
now could not be
recorded. This
allow us to find
out new
information
about the
embryos in a
non-invasive
way, as it
avoids the need
for taking the
embryo out the
incubator to
assess its
development,
improving the
selection
criteria and,
and an a result,
pregnancy rates.
Hysteroscopy
An outpatient
diagnostic
procedure in
which the
physician uses a
fiber optic
scope, inserted
through the
vagina and
cervical canal,
to examine the
inside of the
uterus. If
adhesions or
blockages exist,
they often can
be removed
during the same
procedure.
Intrauterine
Insemination (IUI)
Sperm the have
been washed
(separated from
seminal fluid)
and prepared in
the andrology
laboratory are
inserted
directly into
the uterus.
Percutaneous
Sperm Aspiration
(PESA)
PESA is usually
the first
treatment option
suggest if the
male partner has
no sperm in his
semen. It is
relatively
painless and
requires no
surgical
intervention. A
fine needle is
inserted through
the scrotum into
the epididymis
from which fluid
is gently
removed by
aspirating it
through the
needle. The
fluid is then
analyzed from
sperm content
and motility.
PESA usually
takes about 10
to 20 minutes
and requires
only local
anesthetic.
Testicular Sperm
Extraction (TESE)
If no sperm is
found in the
epididymal
fluid, a needle
is gently
inserted into
the test, This
needle removes a
small sample of
tissue, which is
then examined
from sperm in
our laboratory,
A variant of
this procedure
involves a small
surgical
incision in the
testis, called a
testicular
biopsy.
Our
International
Coordinate can
provide
information
directly and
answer all your
questions. We
are here to
answer your
question under
supervisor of
specialist or
fertility
center.
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