The term “Biological Clock [/blog/the-biological-clock-and-how-it-should-influence-the-selection-and-design-of-ovarian-stimulation-protocols-for-ivf/]” is used to define the time line for a woman’s reproductive potential. It is affected primarily by two factors:…
Adenomyosis is a condition where endometrial glands develop outside the uterine lining (endometrium) [/blog/viagra-treatment-thicken-uterine-lining/], within the muscular wall of the uterus (myometrium). A definitive…
The majority of IVF patients intuitively recognize that the more embryos transferred the greater will be the chance of their getting pregnant. However in…
About 2 years ago, I consulted with a couple who presented with many years of infertility due exclusively to severe male factor [/blog/male-infertility/](sperm count=…
Fragile X syndrome occurs in individuals who carry the gene, FMR1 on an X-chromosome. This condition is inherited as a dominant X-linked disorder. With…
Surrogacy involves conception and the subsequent birthing of a baby by one woman (the surrogate) for another individual or couple. There are two primary…
The dictionary defines “evidence based medicine” as follows: “The practice of medicine in which the physician finds, assesses, and implements methods of diagnosis and…
It is inevitable reality that all women will at some point or another, experience a progressive decline in their reproductive potential. This occurs as…
Human embryo development occurs through a process that encompasses reprogramming, sequential cleavage divisions and mitotic chromosome segregation and embryonic genome activation. Chromosomal abnormalities may…
While _Primary infertility_ refers to the inability of a woman who has never been pregnant in the past, to conceive, _Secondary Infertility_ is defined…
It is the egg’s numerical chromosomal integrity (ploidy) that is the most influential in influencing its subsequent ability post-fertilization, to propagate a “competent” embryo…