Category: Embryo Transfer
Indian Doctor Confers Embryo Transfer Procedure in Surrogacy |
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| Posted by: Smith on November 11th, 2011 |  no responses.
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This video shows a leading Indian doctor talking about embryo transfer procedure in surrogacy.
Following is the video narration.
“Embryo transfer after egg collection is usually done on day 2 or day 3. This is what we call as cleavage stage embryos and all our success rates are based on this. We have a very high level lab which is suited to further culturing of the embryos, also this is called as the blastocyst stage. In simple terms this means that these are very robust embryos and they have a very high chance of implanting. This is not something that we do routinely but definitely on request this is something we are able to offer.”
Embryo transfer is a procedure in which the embryo is placed in the female’s uterus with the intent of establishing a pregnancy. The transfer is usually done on day 2 or day 3 of the fertilization.
With India offering an affordable cost of surrogacy at its clinics having cutting edge technology and internationally trained physicians, it has become the choice of many for completing their families.
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Embryo Transfer in India |
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| Posted by: Roberts on October 1st, 2011 | no responses.
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In this video, a leading doctor of an Indian surrogacy clinic talks about maximum no of embryos that can be transferred into the surrogate for pregnancy.
Video Narration“Usually we would transfer a maximum of four embryos. This discussion is usually done with the client and we come to a mutual decision. However as per our guidelines we are able to transfer a maximum of four embryos into the surrogate mother.” Lots of people are coming to India for surrogacy as the country offers world class surrogacy clinics having advanced technology for treatment. In addition, low cost of surrogacy acts as a magnet for people looking for surrogacy to complete their families. |
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Frozen Embryo Transfer to India for Surrogacy |
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| Posted by: Alan on July 15th, 2011 | no responses.
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In this video, the surrogacy doctor talks about frozen embryo transfer to India for surrogacy.
Frozen Embryo Transfer – Video Narration“So what do I need to do to send frozen sperm embryos to India? Well, you need to contact us; we need you to put us in touch with the lab in your home country that has frozen your gametes or embryos. Our lab will take up the correspondence with your laboratory and after a registration process with the cryoshipper service, we will send 21 day cryoshipper to your lab in your home country, which will transfer the contents into our cryoshipper, which is brought back safely by DHL. This is a special service which bypasses the x ray so even your embryos and gametes are not exposed to any x rays at the airport and safely these gametes and embryos are brought to the rotunder lab and then transferred into our main tanks and can be stored for as long as you wish for, or for as long as the procedure is scheduled for.” A frozen embryo transfer is used for producing a feasible pregnancy by first thawing the frozen embryo, and then transferring it into a suitably prepared uterus. The treatment to set up a pregnancy with the help of frozen embryos is called a FET cycle. Well-equipped surrogacy clinics and experienced doctors lead to a perfect trip for couples coming to India for commercial surrogacy. Therefore, people can take their babies back home with minimal paper work and at a very low cost. |
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