IVF
Interview: Follicular puncture
The medical team at the fertility center Reproducción Bilbao (Basque Country, Spain) explains what stands for follicular puncture, both from a gynecological point of view with Dr Gorka Barrenetxea and from the perspective of the embryologist María De Las Heras. Read more
Legal donor-egg treatments in the USA
US legislation allows both conventional IVF and ICSi using donor eggs. Moreover, PGD and surrogacy are addressed as additional techniques in the regulations governing this field in the majority of U. S. states. Read more
Fertility treatments using donor sperm or eggs in the USA
Egg and sperm donation allows many people and couples to be on parenthood. In the United States, gamete donation is allowed either with an anonymous donor or, conversely, with a known one. Besides, it is aimed at all kinds of people and couples, and both for AI or IVF. Read more
How Does IVF Using Donor Eggs Work in the USA?
The cost of IVF using egg donation may vary greatly depending on each clinic and other related aspects such as the egg donor agency, the type of donation, the fertility treatment, etc. Read more
Success rates for egg and sperm donation in the USA
Success rates of fertility treatments increase when donor eggs and sperm are used. Within the US, such rates are generally high. Read more
FIV Valencia
07/03/2015|7
FIV Valencia, Spanish abbreviation for In Vitro Fertilization, is an Assisted Reproduction Clinic located in Valencia, Spain and led by doctors Miguel Dolz Arroyo and Joaquín Moreno Marí. Read more
Success rate in fertility treatments
Fertility treatments don’t always result in success, depending on the needs of the patient different techniques will be used. Read more
What Does Psychological Support for Infertile Patients Involve?
Accepting that a person has problems conceiving naturally and that it’s necessary to turn to a fertility clinic in order to achieve pregnancy can be hard on the couple emotionally. In some cases psychological support is needed. Read more
Uterine Movements for the Correct Implantation of Embryos
The endometrium moves to keep the embryo inside the uterine cavity and to prevent its expulsion, facilitating that it implants in the most appropriate place. You can see It in the following images. Read more
