The physician provides local anesthesia before creating a small incision to access the epididymis.
A very tiny needle is passed through the scrotum and into the epididymis, where sperm is aspirated.
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The day after hatching, the embryo is transferred to the uterus where it will hopefully implant and result in a successful pregnancy.
The embryo is held with a specialized holding pipette. A very delicate, hollow needle is used to expel the acidic solution against the outer “shell” (zona pellucida) of the embryo. The acidic solution creates a small hole in the shell.
The collected sperm are examined and evaluated for their health, strength, and motility. The patient may choose to utilize the sperm to fertilize his partner’s or a donor’s egg or may also choose to preserve the sperm for later use.
Upon your arrival, you will check in with a Patient Care Coordinator.
