What is Reproductive Medicine?

Evaluates the functioning of the female reproductive system through hormonal analysis and ultrasound, assessing ovarian reserve, ovulation and the condition of the uterus and ovaries.

Assesses semen quality and other male reproductive parameters to detect potential alterations in sperm concentration, motility or morphology.

An assisted reproductive technique that involves introducing prepared semen into the uterus during the ovulatory period to facilitate natural fertilisation.

A procedure in which fertilisation of the egg by the sperm takes place in the laboratory, followed by embryo transfer to the uterus to achieve pregnancy.

A variant of IVF in which a single sperm is injected directly into the egg, particularly indicated in cases of severe male factor infertility or previous fertilisation failure.

A process that allows observation of embryo development in the laboratory over several days in order to select those with the highest implantation potential and favourable development.

A technique that analyses the genetic material of embryos before transfer, aiming to detect chromosomal or genetic abnormalities and increase the chances of treatment success.

Enables eggs or embryos to be preserved through ultra-rapid freezing, maintaining reproductive potential for future use when desired.