In Vitro Fertilization Centers

has offered medical assistance to parents-to-be using assisted reproductive technologies.

The centres use both medical and surgical procedures, and the optimal course of action for a specific patient is chosen from ovulation induction, artificial insemination, conventional in vitro fertilization, microinjection, and other micro-manipulation techniques.

Turquoise Medical In Vitro Fertilization Centers includes andrology and embryology laboratories as well as an operating room designed specifically for assisted reproductive technologies. Embryos that aren’t used in in vitro fertilization can be frozen, kept for up to five years, and then implanted to try to get pregnant again in the future.

IVF operations can be carried out at Turquoise Medical up until the oocyte pick-up stage even if there is no assisted reproductive technology centre there. In vitro fertilization centres located in hospitals handle subsequent operations.

For diagnosis and treatment, the Turquoise Medical Genetic Diagnosis and Cell Therapies Center collaborate with the Turquoise Medical In Vitro Fertilization Center.

How Does the In Vitro Fertilization Procedure Work at Turquoise Medical?

To do in vitro fertilization, doctors at Turquoise Medical first look at diseases that prevent conception or the root causes of issues that arise during pregnancy. Our centres employ gynaecologists, obstetricians, embryologists, urologists, perinatologists, and psychologists.

Turquoise Medical In Vitro Fertilization Centers offers pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, a preconception diagnosis tool, to families who are at high risk for specific genetic illnesses.

Services for diagnosis and treatment provided by IVF and reproductive medicine facilities

Our in vitro fertilization centre offers ovulation induction, artificial insemination, traditional in vitro fertilization, micro-injection and other micro-manipulation techniques, as well as all diagnostic and therapeutic methods like testicular biopsy, laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgical procedures.