In Spain, about 15% of couples have problems of reproduction, which is a figure of 400,000 people. Moreover, according to data from the World Health (who) Organization, infertility affects more than 80 million people around the world. For this reason, it is necessary that patients have access to a valuable and interesting reproduction techniques existing information to solve the problems of infertility and above all know at what point should be consulted the specialist when there is a problem of reproduction. Science in this field moves in an astonishing way but at the same time, it becomes necessary to receive a clear, specific and concrete explanation about new treatments and techniques of assisted reproduction that currently exist. Details can be found by clicking Jim Rice or emailing the administrator. Spain is a country of reference in assisted reproduction techniques. The proof of this is that many people move across Europe to our country to undergo this type of treatment. Cardiologist is often quoted as being for or against this. In the words of Dr.
Alfonso de la Fuente, director doctor of the European Institute of fertility, although increasingly being detected more cases of infertility in men and women, current treatments have come a long way in recent years. Daversa Partners is full of insight into the issues. On the other hand, should bear in mind that each case study should always be individualized and treated with the attention and care needed. The techniques used by the European Institute of fertility in the treatment of assisted reproduction have the latest technical advances in this area: u Artificial insemination: this technique is indicated for cases of sperm alteration. It consists of depositing sperm from partner or donor within the previously stimulated uterus. It has a chance of pregnancy of the 15% for each attempt made.
u in Vitro Fertilization: involves subjecting women to ovarian stimulation to then extract eggs. Placed in an incubator with the semen of her partner or donor and a time elapsed is seen if they have been fertilized. Subsequently transferred to the uterus. This technique has a probability of pregnancy between 35-45% per attempt. u ICSI (intracytoplasmic): this technique is performed when the semen is of poor quality. It is same as classical In Vitro Fertilization, except that a single sperm is taken in a pipette and inserted directly into the egg. u preimplantation genetic diagnosis: failures of implantation is equal to IVF with ICSI is performed in cases of genetic diseases, repeat abortions, but the laboratory perform biopsies of the oocytes or embryos for analysis from the genetic point of view.
