IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) is a reproductive medicine technique in which an egg is fertilized with sperm outside the body under controlled laboratory conditions.
The resulting embryo is subsequently transferred into the uterus.
IVF Treatment follows a carefuly structured sequence of steps, each designed to maximize safety, precision, and success.
Hormonal medication is used to stimulate the ovaries and promote the development of multiple follicles, under close medical monitoring.
Once follicles are ready, mature eggs are collected through a short, ultrasound-guided outpatient procedure.
Collected eggs are fertilised in the laboratory using IVF or ICSI, depending on individual medical indications.
Fertilised eggs are carefully monitored in the laboratory as they develop into embryos over the following days.
A selected embryo is gently transferred into the uterus under ultrasound guidance to support implantation.
A blood test is performed approximately ten days after embryo transfer to confirm pregnancy.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) offers different options depending on each couple’s needs. It can involve your own eggs and partner’s sperm, donor sperm, or donor eggs to help achieve pregnancy.
IVF is an option for couples facing severe male infertility or for women without a partner, using sperm from an anonymous donor in both situations.
Designed for couples experiencing fertility challenges such as endometriosis or male factor infertility who aim to achieve pregnancy using their own eggs and sperm.
This approach provides a solution for women who are unable to produce eggs of adequate quality to achieve pregnancy independently.
IVF is considered for patients facing various fertility challenges, including:
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IVF treatment at our clinic is carried out under close medical supervision. Each step of the process is individually planned and monitored by the treating physician.
IVF is a structured medical treatment involving several coordinated stages. Patients are medically supported and monitored throughout the entire cycle.
Your treatment is designed, monitored, and adjusted under continuous medical supervision, ensuring safety and precision at every stage of the IVF process.
Your treatment is personally overseen by the treating physician, who maintains full responsibility for clinical decisions from stimulation through embryo transfer, ensuring continuity, accountability, and individualized care.
The treatment is individually planned and closely monitored throughout its course. Each step is carried out under medical supervision and follows current evidence-based clinical practice.
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Regardless of the chosen option, both approaches are discussed in detail as part of an individualized treatment plan. Continuous contact with the assigned patient coordinator and Dr. Roukoudis ensures structured communication throughout the treatment process.
The organization of care aims to provide a clear and well-coordinated treatment pathway.
