Reasons for the high success rate of IVF in Japan
As an assisted reproductive technology, IVF has become the hope of many infertile couples to realize their dreams. Among them, Japan is famous in the field of IVF, and its success rate is very high compared with other countries. The following will elaborate on why the success rate of IVF in Japan is high from the aspects of high-quality medical facilities, advanced assisted reproductive technology, comprehensive legal support and cultural background.
High quality medical facilities
Japan has first-class medical facilities, which provide basic conditions for the success of IVF. Japan's advanced medical technology and medical equipment can provide high-quality medical services for patients. For example, the Affiliated Hospital of the University of Tokyo Medical Department in Japan and the Affiliated Hospital of the University of Osaka Medical Department in Japan have excellent professional level in the field of IVF. These hospitals are equipped with the most advanced equipment and technology, which can provide the best treatment experience.
In addition, the service attitude of Japanese hospitals is also impressive. Doctors and nurses treat patients carefully and patiently, and actively provide them with professional guidance and support. This good medical environment and humanistic care will help to reduce the psychological pressure of patients and increase the probability of success of IVF.
Advanced assisted reproductive technology
Japan has been leading the world in assisted reproductive technology. The success rate of IVF technology mainly depends on embryo transfer and in vitro fertilization technology. Japanese professional doctors have rich practical experience and can make accurate judgments in the process of embryo culture and transfer, select the most promising embryos for transfer, and improve the pregnancy success rate. In addition, Japan has also applied a series of cutting-edge assisted reproduction technologies, such as frozen egg technology, pre implantation gene detection, etc., which further improved the success rate of IVF.
In addition, Japan continues to promote the innovation and improvement of IVF technology. For example, the introduction of extracellular gene editing technology enables Japanese doctors to prevent certain genetic diseases from being passed on to the next generation. These innovations not only improve the success rate of IVF, but also provide experience and reference for the medical community in other countries.
Comprehensive legal support
In Japan, there is a complete set of legal support system in the field of IVF, which has a key impact on the success rate of IVF. The Special Law of Japan on Assisted Reproductive Medicine was promulgated and implemented in 2009, regulating the application and management of IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies.
This law stipulates the specific operation specifications of IVF technology and the review and approval system of medical institutions, ensuring the safety and legitimacy of patients receiving IVF treatment. At the same time, the law also clearly stipulates the limit on the number of IVF embryos, which avoids the risk of multiple pregnancy and further improves the success rate of IVF.
Influence of cultural background
The concept of family continuity in Japanese traditional culture also played a role in improving the success rate of IVF. In Japanese society, the continuation of the family is regarded as a responsibility and obligation, bearing the inheritance of family values. Therefore, infertile couples have invested more energy and resources in pursuing the success of IVF, which has promoted a higher success rate.
In conclusion, the high success rate of IVF in Japan is mainly due to high-quality medical facilities, advanced assisted reproductive technology, comprehensive legal support and cultural background. The combined influence of these factors makes Japan the first choice for infertile couples seeking IVF technology.
