intrauterine insemination - iui
Intrauterine insemination is a low-complexity procedure. In addition, it is painless, like a gynecologic exam. It involves the introduction of sperm prepared in the laboratory directly into the uterine cavity, using a suitable catheter.
This procedure is suggested in cases where there are difficulties such as inadequate cervical mucus, anatomic abnormalities of the cervix or problems in semen quality, among others.
The semen used can be from the partner or from the frozen-sperm bank, from an anonymous donor, depending on each case report. The steps are: induction of ovulation, semen collection and preparation and placement of selected spermatozoids at the fundus of the uterus.
investigating female and male infertility
evaluation of the ovarian reserve
laboratory of reproductive immunology
repeat abortion research
seminal evaluation (spermatozoids)
male genetic evaluation
treatment of varicocele
vasectomy reversal
absence of spermatozoa: microsurgical extraction
ovulation induction
ultrasound for ovulation control
intrauterine insemination - iiu
intra cytoplasmic sperm injection - icsi
in vitro fertilization - ivf
assisted hatching
pre-implantation diagnosis
preservation of fertility
egg freezing
egg import
embryo cryopreservation
lgbt options
