Clinical assisted reproduction
FERTILITY TREATMENT
Intrauterine insemination : IAC, IAD.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) : classic, ICSI.
Clinical Reproductive Techniques (CRT) have been used in the clinic since 1997. Dr. Gwét-Bell, along with a team of 3 gynaecologists and 2 biologists, took part in the birth of Tommy, the first baby born by IVF in Central Africa on the 14th of April, 1998.
Ultimate options
Gift of ovocytes - With no response to ovarian stimulation (weak reaction, early menopause,...), it is possible to resort to the gift of ovocytes under rigorous conditions.
Assistance on Adoption - The clinic provides administrative information and helps the couples assemble their application to the Ministry of Social Affairs.
CLINICAL ASSISTED
REPRODUCTION
Artificial insemination concerns those patients who have at least a permeable horn and whose partner presents seminal insufficiencies; it is also used for infertilities of unknown origin.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) concerns especially those patients presenting a tubular pathology (tubular stenosis), failures of IAC, male and female causes.
Intra Cytoplasmic Seminal Injection (ICSI) is primarily indicated for very pathological spermograms and failures of IVF.
For practical information intended for the couples applying for clinical assisted reproduction, please click on the link hereafter.
Practical questions and answers
For more information
History: IVF first steps in Cameroon
Press coverage: " Cameroun - La clinique du bonheur Revue Continental N° 31 - Octobre 2004 "
Web Site of " Association FIVNAT "
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