Used to bypass hostile cervical mucus and to overcome sperm count and motility problems. See Artificial Insemination. A procedure related to in vitro fertilization where eggs and sperm are combined in a capsule and then inserted into a woman's vagina to incubate for 48 hours. The goal being for fertilization to happen within the woman's body. After 24 hours, any embryos are transferred into the uterus.
Fertilization takes place outside the body in a small glass dish.
See Intratubal Insemination . See Intra-uterine Insemination . See In Vitro Fertilization. A congenital hypothalamus dysfunction that has multiple symptoms including the failure to complete puberty. The chromosomal characteristics of a cell.