It is the process of observing the uterus on the screen with the help of a special camera. It can be done without anaesthesia in office conditions or under mild anaesthesia in the operating room. It is an intervention that offers rapid and effective treatment in various cases such as structural abnormalities of the uterus (such as intrauterine curtains), removal of myomas and polyps and treatment of adhesions in the inner cavity of the uterus.
More InformationThese are surgeries where the abdominal cavity is inflated with CO2 gas and special cameras and surgical equipment are entered through 0.5-1 cm holes in the skin. The aim is to make a diagnosis and to solve it surgically in the presence of a situation that negatively affects the impregnation process. After surgery, the patient is usually discharged within 1 day at most. In laparoscopy, the opening of the tubes, the relation of the uterus, ovaries and tubes with the surrounding tissues and organs can be clearly observed.
More InformationIt is the process of receiving microbiopsies from tissues that appear to be the most likely to contain sperm by opening testicular tissue under the surgical microscope in patients of azospermia and evaluating them in the simultaneous embryology laboratory. In our clinic, preoperative patients are asked for hormone analysis, hemogram, hepatitis markers and HIV test, chromosome analysis from peripheral blood and Y micro-deletion tests.
More InformationIt is essentially a special method of sperm selection. It is a system that aims to use sperms which have less DNA fragmentation in microinjection process. It can be used in men who smoke intensively, are exposed to toxins in the working environment, are over 50 years of age and in patients with recurrent IVF failure and recurrent miscarriages.
More InformationFirst of all, infertile couple history starts with detailed question and answer, and the examinations and treatments are revealed. After clear diagnosis of infertility has been established, in vitro fertilization treatment is initiated following the examination and ultrasound of the patient and determining the appropriate individualized treatment protocol.
read moreIf pregnancy cannot be achieved despite good quality embryo transfer in at least 2 IVF treatments, recurrent IVF failure is mentioned. In this group of patients, further analysis, examination and, if necessary, surgical procedures are performed. A new treatment protocol is determined by evaluating the results and then IVF treatment is continued.
read moreIVF treatment, in fact, is not a treatment for recurrent pregnancy losses. However, if the cause of recurrent miscarriages is a chromosomal disorder in couples, in vitro embryos will be created by treatment with genetic examination (all chromosome analysis with NGS), normal chromosome embryos can be selected and transferred to prevent from pregnancy losses.
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