Fertina IVFCytoplasm transplantation is a special assisted reproductive method developed to improve egg quality. In this process, the cytoplasm (intracellular fluid) of the egg cell taken from a young and healthy donor is injected into the expectant mother’s own egg just before the fertilization process takes place in the laboratory. This intracellular aspirate (liquid), called ooplasm, contains auxiliary organelles such as mitochondria, ribosomes, etc. In particular, mitochondria increase the fertilization capacity and the potential of the fertilized egg to reach the 5th day due to the mRNA it contains. This procedure helps to eliminate the defects of the patient’s egg associated with any metabolic disorders, and leads to the restoration of successful pregnancy and development of the embryo.
Patients with reduced ovarian reserve
Patients with low egg quality
Couples who have previously experienced unsuccessful IVF attempts
Patients with good egg reserve but recurrent miscarriages
Women planning pregnancy at an advanced age
A small amount of cytoplasm is extracted from the young donor’s egg. This cytoplasm is injected into the cytoplasm of the patient’s egg, and then it is fertilized with sperm and transferred to the patient’s uterus. Fertilization results in a hybrid egg containing nuclear DNA from both biological parents.
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With cytoplasmic transfer, the fertilization potential of the expectant mother’s egg is increased. At the same time, the fertilized egg, that is, the embryo, formed as a result of this process, has a higher potential to attach to the uterus. Thus, the pregnancy rate and the possibility of giving birth to a healthy child are increased.