In vitro fertilization of the donor partner´s eggs with a sperm sample from an anonymous donor obtained from our bank. The embryo/s obtained are placed into recipient womans uterus expecting they will implant and give rise to a pregnancy. Treatment exclusively reserved by law for legally married women in Spain.
*The price of the treatment is 4.650€ and it will be charged in Euros according to the currency exchange rate applied by the bank on the day of the transaction.
Women legally married in Spain in good physical and mental health.
After a period of ovarian stimulation and through follicular aspiration, the oocytes are retrieved from the couple's donor woman, synchronizing the recipient's endometrium simultaneously. This process is carried out under ultrasound monitoring by the gynecologist who determines the best time, just before ovulation.
A sperm sample compatible with the recipient's blood group and phenotype is obtained from our bank. The sample has been obtained from an anonymous donor.Donors are healthy men subjected to strict clinical, chromosomal and psychological screening, ensuring that they do not carry any detectable disease according to the current assisted reproduction law.
If possible, motile and optimal shape spermatozoa is selected one by one, eventhough ICSI can be performed with any available spermatozoon from surgery or ejaculated samples, whatever are the sperm motility, morphology or quantity. Afterwards it´s directly injected into each egg after immobilization through microinjection (ICSI). Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is carried out in the laboratory and subsequent incubation and monitoring is performed to check that the egg has been fertilized correctly, producing developing embryos.
The obtained embryo is transferred into the woman´s womb through a painless process where usually there is no need for sedation, and after which rest is recomended. The gynecologist introduced the embryo using a soft catheter under ultrasound guidance.
From 10-12 days after the embryo transfer, the blood test can be performed to identify the presence of the Beta-CGH subunit, confirming the diagnosis of pregnancy.
If there are oocytes that have been retrieved but not been used for the process, they can be preserved using vitrification if required. Vitrification procedure allows oocyte preservation and long term storage.
If there are surplus embryos they can be cryopreserved or donated, under a strict legal protocol that all clinics are required to obey. Embryo cryopreservation is performed by vitrification.
Madrid Fertility clinic C. de Joaquín María López, 44, 28015 Madrid
Barcelona Fertility clinic C/ Horaci, 9, bajos. 08022 Barcelona