If there is one thing that defines us, it is the constant search for the best technologies and treatments. These allow us to be able to offer you the best possibilities in assisted reproduction treatments. This, together with the needs we observe among our patients, has led us to open our first Centre of Excellence… View Article
Once again, IVI wins the race against time, on this occasion using the DuoStim strategy. At the 37th annual ESHRE congress which this year for the second time, due to the health situation, is held on line, Dr María Cerrillo, a gynaecologist with IVI Madrid, presented the work titled “The DuoStim strategy shortens the time… View Article
A novel artificial intelligence (AI) approach to measure cell division activity associated with chromosomal status, is being presented these days at the 37th ESHRE. This year for the second time, due to the health situation, the ESHRE congress is taking place on line. The study presented by IVI is the latest work on applying Artificial… View Article
At IVI we are frequently asked questions about the differences between frozen and ‘fresh’ embryos as part of the process of in vitro fertilisation (IVF). Patients want to know whether to expect the signs and symptoms of pregnancy following the transfer of a frozen embryo to be any different. In this IVI blog article, we… View Article
Vasectomy is intended to be a permanent form of contraception for men who either do not want to father a child or who have completed their families. However, an unexpected change in circumstances can always happen, possibly bringing with it a change of heart and the decision to try for a vasectomy reversal. If you,… View Article
National Infertility Awareness Week was started in the US in 1989 by a non-profit organisation, RESOLVE: the National Infertility Association. It now works in partnership with Fertility Europe, the Belgium-based pan-European patient partner organisation of ESHRE, the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology. This year, in 2021, the whole month of June is dedicated… View Article
Most of us are well aware of the main steps of the IVF process. In it the patient’s ovaries are stimulated, multiple eggs are collected and then fertilised in the laboratory. The final step is when a selected embryo is transferred to the patient’s uterus. It hopefully implants there and continues to develop into a… View Article
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), at least 1 in 100 couples in the general population is at high risk of having a child with a severe genetic disorder. In this context, reproductive genetics emerge as an essential field of study, as one of the main concerns of anyone who wants to start a family… View Article
The decision to have IVF treatment is a big one. It comes probably after a long period of hoping for pregnancy, fearing infertility. It comes to terms with the need for fertility treatment. It’s understandable that, once you’ve reached your decision, you’re going to hope for speedy results. But this is a series of stages… View Article
People who have fertility problems and are considering treatment have long been used to the idea that they are facing a long and complicated course of procedures. The expectation is that when you go to a fertility clinic, eggs and sperm are tested among lots of other processes, at the end of which the outcome… View Article