The IVF in Emsey Center accepts couples with various forms of infertility:
Women with no fallopian tubes, adhesions in the appendages, endometriosis, infertility of unknown etiology, and condition after treatment for cancer. In the latter case, previously prepared cryopreserved eggs or ovarian tissues are used.
Men with impaired spermatogenesis (oligospermia, obstructive azoospermia), and unexplained infertility.
Some couples are unable to conceive a child even with normal test results and need psychological support before IVF. Emsey also provides this type of assistance from professionals such as psychologists and psychotherapists.
The IVF Center in Emsey accepts for treatment patients with the most difficult cases: both primary and after unsuccessful IVF attempts at the place of residence and in other countries. Unused eggs and/or embryos are cryopreserved. They are stored for 3-5 years for use, if necessary, in the next IVF attempts.
At the IVF Center, doctors apply a personalized approach to each patient and ensure the birth of healthy children.
The center is headed by a unique specialist in the field of reproductive technologies, Dr. Nesrin Baştuğ. The doctor has over 25 years of experience. He is an authority in the international medical community. In the treatment of infertility, he uses the latest stimulation protocols, high-tech laboratory equipment for pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), assisted hatching (AH), and other procedures. In some cases, Dr. Bastug transfers the embryo directly into the fallopian tube using laparoscopy (GIFT or ZIFT procedure).
The pregnancy rate at Emsey for patients under 35 is over 60%, over 40 is over 40%. The cost of IVF is about $5,000.