LOW COMPLEXITY

Ovarian stimulation – directed intercourse.
Through the use of medication and ultrasound monitoring will indicate the precise time of ovulation to have sex and thus have a higher probability of achieving pregnancy.

Intrauterine insemination.
After ovarian stimulation, a capacitated semen sample (homologous, from the couple or heterologous, from a donor) will be deposited in the uterus through a special catheter.

HIGH COMPLEXITY

Conventional In Vitro Fertilization.
After ovarian stimulation, the oocytes are collected and in the in vitro laboratory the oocytes and sperm are placed in contact with each other in specialized media so that fertilization can occur spontaneously. This technique ensures the contact of the sperm with the eggs. Embryo tracking is performed to then select the best embryo and transfer it to the woman’s uterus.

ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection).
After ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval, it is a highly complex technique in which, under the microscope, the embryologist selects the best sperm to inject it directly into each egg obtained. This technique ensures that the sperm enters the egg and is indicated when there is poor quality in the semen sample, among others. The objective of the treatment is to transfer an embryo to the uterus of good quality, that is, poor quality in the semen sample, among others: The goal of the treatment is to transfer an embryo to the uterus of good quality.

Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD).
This technique allows us to optimize the results of assisted reproduction treatments by selecting genetically healthy embryos to be transferred. The indications for this treatment are various, from the presence of hereditary genetic diseases, the woman’s age and even improving the chances of pregnancy by identifying genetic alterations in the embryos associated with the age of the parents.