What is a single sperm test tube baby?
Single sperm test tube baby (ICSI) is an assisted reproductive technology, which helps couples who are difficult to conceive due to male infertility or other reasons to achieve fertility by injecting single sperm into the egg cell. ICSI is widely used worldwide and can be accepted in real hospitals.
ICSI process
The ICSI process mainly includes the following steps:
First, a certain amount of sperm can be extracted from men through surgery, which can be achieved by natural ejaculation, extracting sperm directly from the testis or epididymis, or cryopreservation of semen.
Then, a mature egg is taken from a woman's ovary and prepared in the laboratory. This usually requires follicle stimulation with ovulation promoting drugs, and then egg collection through an endometrial aspirator or micro clamp.
Next, the extracted sperm is injected into each egg with a special microinjector. This process is operated by experienced medical personnel under a high-power magnifying glass.
Finally, the injected egg is put into a culture dish for culture. After the embryo develops to a certain extent, it is put back into the mother's uterus through embryo transfer for further development.
Applicable conditions and risks
ICSI is applicable to a variety of infertility symptoms, including abnormal male semen, azoospermia, low egg fertilization ability, etc. Because of the high success rate of ICSI, more infertile couples can achieve their fertility aspirations.
However, ICSI also has some risks. First, the use of single sperm injected into eggs may lead to the birth of children with chromosomal abnormalities. Secondly, the success of ICSI does not guarantee the success of pregnancy, which is closely related to embryo implantation, embryo development and maternal health.
In addition, ICSI may lead to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), which is a rare but serious complication. By closely monitoring the treatment process, doctors can minimize this risk.
Case study: Analysis of the success rate of ICSI in a hospital
A real hospital, as the development unit of ICSI technology, has steadily increased its success rate for several consecutive years. According to the latest data, ICSI in this hospital has completed hundreds of operations every year, with a success rate of more than 60%. This proves the hospital's rich experience and high-level professional team in this field.
The hospital also cooperates with many famous reproductive medical centers at home and abroad, actively introduces the latest technology and equipment, and constantly improves the ICSI operation process. At the same time, the hospital strictly controls the quality and safety of ICSI surgery, ensures that each step is operated according to the standard, and provides good postoperative guidance and nursing services after surgery.
In short, ICSI, as an assisted reproductive technology, helps infertile couples achieve their reproductive aspirations. In the real hospitals, the success rate of ICSI has been increasing, providing more hope and opportunities for infertile couples.
summary
Single sperm test tube baby (ICSI) is an assisted reproductive technology, which helps infertile couples achieve their reproductive goals by injecting a single sperm into the egg cell. This process mainly includes sperm extraction, egg collection, sperm injection and embryo transfer. ICSI is applicable to a variety of infertility symptoms, but there is also a risk of chromosomal abnormalities. A real hospital has a high success rate of ICSI. Its rich experience and professional team make it the center of ICSI technology. ICSI technology provides more hope and opportunities for infertile couples.
