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ICSI is a process in which a single sperm is inserted or placed into an egg using a special syringe. Semen is obtained either by naturally or via extraction from the testicles using a sharp and thin needled syringe. The collected semen is then subjected to testing and washing in the lab wherein the healthiest sperms are separated from the unhealthy or incompetent ones. One of these sperms is then placed inside an egg via a syringe that is inserted through the egg cell’s cytoplasm shell akin to what happens naturally when the sperms reach the mature egg of a female in her uterus. This artificial fusion of the egg and sperm results in the fertilization of the egg that ultimately transitions into an embryo. This embryo is then later transferred into the female’s womb.

Embryo scope is the latest cutting edge technology available only at very few centers in India in which embryo are kept in an incubator to develop naturally. Furthermore, the embryos are kept under surveillance throughout the time wherein they develop into blastocysts.

This process entails the freezing of a female’s eggs and a male’s sperms for preservation.

Sperms – Some of the most prevalent reasons behind sperm freezing include:-

• Inability of a male to ejaculate when required
• Men wishing to delay parenthood due to other priorities such as building a successful career.
• Before vasectomy.
• Before treatments associated with cancers.
• Ailments such as blocked epididymis, etc

Sperms – Some of the most prevalent reasons behind sperm freezing include:-

• Inability of a male to ejaculate when required
• Men wishing to delay parenthood due to other priorities such as building a successful career.
• Before vasectomy.
• Before treatments associated with cancers.
• Ailments such as blocked epididymis, etc

PGD or Next Generation Sequence, also referred to as NGS or New Generation Sequencing, is an analysis performed on the embryos formed via In-Vitro Fertilization. This special kind of screening is performed on the embryos to point out any genetic abnormalities in them. These genetic abnormalities are capable of developing into fatal diseases in the baby in the future or even in the womb.