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Sagavkar Infertility Centre Mrs Varsha Sagavkar MD | DGO |
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Sagavkar Infertility Centre is a comprehensive, state-of- the-art fertility practice unit Welcome to Infertility with Dr Varsha S Sagavkar We are a dedicated centre to address health needs pertaining to areas like infertility Polycystic ovaries , Endometriosis , pelvic infections By using the latest technique in diagnosis and treatment most of the conditions are constantly treated Dr Varsha Sagavkar is a infertility Specialty in Ichalkaranji Providing a wide range of infertility treatment as well as in vitro Related procedure such as IVF,ICSI. IUI.And many more .Her Continues innovation of new technique has made her a pioneer in her field And it is recommended as one of the best infertility Specialty In ichalkaranji IVF outlook In one sense, opening up human conception in vitrowas perhaps among the first examples of applied sciencein modern "hi tech". Human IVF has sincespread throughout the world, with apparently morethan 3.5 million babies born worldwide by 2008 - yetcLouise Brown is onlyjust 30 years of age. The needfor IVF and its derivatives is greater than ever, sinceup to10% of couples may suffer from some form ofinfertility. Major advances in genetic technologiesnow identify hundreds of genes in a single cell, and diagnosing genetic disease in embryos promises to help avoid desperate genetic diseases in newborn children. IVF has now combined closely with genetics, to eliminate disease or disability genes or lengthen the life span. And IVF now reveals more and more about miracles preserved in embryogenesis from flies and frogs to humankind, over 600 million years of evolution. Why Choose Us.
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) IS one of the simplest and most commonly performed assisted conception methods that can be used to alleviate infertility in selected, infertile couple. It is performed by using a very thin catheter through the uterine cervix to inject washed sperm directly into uterus. Treatment Follicular monitoring (Ovulation Study)
ICSI - Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection What is ICSI, and who is it suitable for? ICSI - Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection - is a fertility technique where sperm are injected singly into each egg. It is routinely offered to couples who do not have sufficient good quality sperm for IVF. Fertilisation rates with conventional IVF may be reduced, or there may be no fertilisation at all, if:
very fine glass needle Where testicular sperm is used in cases of failed vasectomy reversal, obstructive azoospermia, or other causes, ICSI is necessary. Sperm retrieved surgically (by PESA or TESE) is usually immature and present in insufficient quantities for standard IVF. What happens during ICSI treatment? From the patient's viewpoint, ICSI is much the same as IVF. It is what happens in the laboratory that differs Eggs are retrieved as described on the IVF page of this site. A semen sample is produced by the male partner (in most cases), and then both eggs and sperm are specially prepared for ICSI Some hours after egg collection, each mature egg (generally at least 80% of those collected) is injected with a single sperm under a high-powered microscope. We try to use sperm that are seen to be motile and normal in shape. Incubation After the ICSI procedure the injected eggs are placed in an incubator and inspected the next morning to see how many have fertilised. This is typically around 60% of those injected, similar to conventional IVF, although it varies from case to case. More than 95% of couples having ICSI can expect at least some of their eggs to be fertilised. Following the fertilisation check, the early ICSI embryos are grown in the lab and used in exactly the same manner as those from IVF. Surgical sperm retrieval For some men with no sperm in the ejaculate it is necessary to perform a surgical sperm retrieval before the day of egg collection; our Surgical sperm retrieval web page has more information. As ICSI is a delicate technique requiring specialist equipment and expertise, it costs more than straightforward IVF. ICSI success rates are very similar to those achieved with conventional IVF |
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