Rotunda achieved its first pregnancy with Cryoshipped Vitrified embryos from USA and transferring them into a surrogate mother.
Till now, we have received frozen embryos from many countries and successfully transferred them into surrogate mothers at Rotunda. Most of these embryos were frozen by the slow freezing process. As vitrification is becoming popular as a method [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘Gestational Surrogacy’
October 15, 2009
Surrogate Pregnancy after transfer of Cryoshipped, Vitrified Human Blastocysts
October 5, 2009
Egg Donation
For many couples, being infertile no longer means having to go through life without children. Modern science and continued research in this direction has helped millions of couples all over the world become parents to a healthy child. Even issues that were once thought to make it impossible to conceive a child can now be [...]
June 6, 2009
A Cancer Patient Fathers a Child After 22 Years
A man who had his sperm frozen whilst undergoing treatment for leukaemia as a teenager, has, at 38, become the father of a healthy baby girl. Christopher Biblis from Charlotte, North Carolina, was 16 when he underwent radiotherapy treatment which would have left him sterile had his doctors not recommended he have his sperm frozen [...]
March 25, 2009
Clients of Surrogacy Agency Missing Millions of Dollars After Company Suddenly Closes
The Web site was impressive. An agency called SurroGenesis listed 60 locations worldwide where infertile couples and individuals could find women willing, for a fee, to serve as gestational surrogates. Aspiring parents put up tens of thousands of dollars hoping the agency could help them start families.
Today, SurroGenesis’ main office, in Modesto, Calif., is closed. [...]
March 19, 2009
First Israeli gay man gets ‘maternity’ leave
The National Insurance Institute authorized Israel’s first-ever “maternity” leave for a male couple on Thursday. Yonatan Gher, director of Jerusalem’s nonprofit Open House Pride and Tolerance organization, has received institute approval of a 64-day leave from work on the occasion of the birth of his biological son, born of a surrogate mother in India. His [...]
February 11, 2009
Ethical Issues Related to Birth of IVF Octuplets : Not a Cause for Celebration, Doctors Warn
Two newspapers recently published two opinion pieces examining the ethical issues surrounding the recent birth of octuplets to a California woman, Nadya Suleman, who reportedly underwent fertility treatments. Summaries appear below.
~ Arthur Caplan, Philadelphia Inquirer: “Something has gone terribly wrong when a 33-year-old single woman — who has no home of her own, no job [...]
January 3, 2009
Preparing for your IVF treatment
Your Emotional Preparedness:
There are many complex emotions that you will be encountering as you are anticipating your IVF cycle. If you are using donor eggs, donor sperm, or a surrogate, the emotions that you have will be even more splintered, as you also must consider the weight of genetics in this equation.
Before you proceed with [...]
December 24, 2008
Single men turning to surrogates
NEW YORK (CNN) – Jeff Walker says from as far back as he can remember, he always wanted to be a father.
Walker decided to father a second child through surrogacy after he and his parner split. The result: Alexandra.
“It was always something I knew, from the time I was a child.” Just like his 3-year-old daughter, [...]
December 23, 2008
Semen Quality and Intelligence : Is There a Link?
Past studies have linked an individual’s intelligence to his or her height, cardiovascular function and longevity, but now a new study suggests semen quality may be added to that list, since it also appears to help predict the level of a man’s intelligence.The findings as a whole suggest that both intelligence and semen quality are [...]