Yashodaivfcentre - Mumbai, India

Since long time, fertility centers around the world have crawled to master the technique of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), a breakthrough procedure that has mutinied treatment for male factor infertility and boosted national IVF success rates significantly.
ICSI’s innovation lies in the ability of specialists to inject a single sperm directly into an egg. Until ICSI, low sperm counts and sperm with poor movement or shape posed barriers to fertility since the sperm possessed a significantly reduced potential to fertilize eggs. Today, ICSI coupled with IVF, offers childless couples significantly higher chances at fertilization. Live birth rates for couples requiring ICSI are similar to rates for couples not requiring ICSI, assuming the woman is of similar age.

This procedure is used for inspecting the uterine cavity.

HYSTEROSCOPE:- it comprises of a 4mm telescope with Hopkins rod lens optical system having a wide viewing angle and fibre optic illumination cable.

involves telescope in it. Herein telescope 5 mm in diameter is inserted through the cervix into the uterus. After that the screen is watched out for detailed pictures of the uterus. This is an easy procedure wherein no cuts are involved so this is safe procedure.
Indications For Hysteroscopy:
A) Diagnostic Indications:

Study of endocervical mucosal lining.
Congenital Malformation.
Endometrial Tuberculosis.
Asherman’s Syndrome.
Misplaced IUCD.
Endometrial Lesions and abnormal Uterine Bleeding.
Polyp
Cornual Tubal Blockage.

B) Therapeutic Indications:

Uterine Septum.
Embedded IUCD.
Polypectomy.
Submucous Fibroid.
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding.
Tubal Blockage.[/su_tab]

Approximately 40 percent of couples having difficulty conceiving experience some degree of male infertility. Most men produce millions of sperm each day; however, many of these may be abnormal either in count, shape, movement (motility) and function. The semen analysis is a primary diagnostic tool for determining both urological and infertility issues. Included in the semen analysis report are semen volume and viscosity, liquefaction time, sperm count, viability, motility and grade, white cell count, pH, and morphological assessment with classification of abnormal forms present.