Is AMH the New FSH?
onAMH is a hormone studied for many years but only recently has been commercially available. AMH is useful in assessing how many eggs are in the ovaries.
The Gift of Life
onAn excerpt from a published article about Third Party Reproduction featuring Mahshid Albrecht, RSC’s Egg Donor Manager
It’s About Time!
onIt was 1978 and my neighbor told me the story of Louise Brown, the first IVF baby born. Recently, the Nobel Prize was awarded to British biologist Robert Edwards, PhD for his pioneering work developing IVF.
The Benefit Of Transferring Just One Embryo
onBy Dr. Louis Weckstein – Though many patients going through infertility treatment say they really want twins, twin pregnancies are higher risk than single pregnancies.
Advantages Of A Team Approach To Providing Infertility Care
onBy Dr. Louis Weckstein – At RSC we offer a team approach to your care. We have six physicians and it is always helpful to have multiple people’s input on complicated infertility situations.
The 10,000 Hour Rule In Infertility
onBy Dr. Mary Hinckley – What matters to patients is the ability to diagnose a problem, to correctly stimulate a patient, to retrieve the eggs, handle the embryos, and transfer them back safely into a uterus.
How Many Embryos Should I Transfer?
onOne of the questions we are asked most frequently by patients is: How many embryos should we transfer?
What is an HSG?
onBy Dr. Deborah Wachs – I was performing HSGs last week and noticed a recurring theme: extreme anxiety! I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss the HSG test and what it involves.
Will my Insurance Cover my Infertility Treatment?
onBy JoAnne Brian, Director of Practice Development – When a potential patient calls RSC one of the first questions they have is, “Will my insurance cover the cost of infertility treatment?”
Google… Baby
onI watched a documentary about IVF and gestational surrogacy in India. There were a few things worthy of commenting on, both from the surrogacy standpoint as well as from the IVF overseas aspect.