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El DGP (diagnostico genético preimplantacional) está indicado en aquellas parejas donde uno o ambos miembros son portadores de una mutación genética o una alteración cromosómica balanceada.También realizamos DGP para screening de aneuploidias, en progenitores cromosómicamente normales al objeto de transferir al útero solo embriones con dotación euploide y así mejorar los resultados de FIV.
La técnica mas común para realizar el diagnostico es la FISH, utiliza sondas fluorescentes para marcar los distintos cromosomas, se analizan entre 7- 12 cromosomas. Sin embargo la HGC (hibridación genómica comparada) permite estudiar aneuploidias en todos los cromosomas.
Gracias a la HGC se detectan un 20% de embriones anómalos, no diagnosticados mediante FISh que estudia un numero limitado de cromosomas.
Clinica Fertia en su ánimo de mejorar día a día sus resultados, dispone de amplia experiencia en diagnostico mediante HGC. |
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Obesity has a negative impact upon fertility. Obesity promotes menstrual alterations and can also affect egg , embryo and endometrial development.
The European Society for Reproduction ESHRE stablished on 2010 that overweight and obese women have 30% less positive results after assisted Reproduction techniques compared to ideal body weight women. Obese women also have 30% more miscarriages.
On the other hand , obese pregnant women have higher percentage of congenital fetal anomalies( neural deffects, heart anomalies) and babies borned are more tender to develop metabolic syndrome and other illnesses during adulthood.
It is our aim to offer advice to women who are planning to become pregnant about risks associated with obesity and discourage pregnancy for women with morbid obesity |
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Clinica Fertia realiza el Nuevo test no invasivo de diagnóstico prenatal HARMONY PRENATAL TEST en Málaga.
Este diagnóstico prenatal no invasivo permitirá una detección precoz de anomalías cromosómicas con una sensibilidad próxima al 100% y sin riesgo para madre y feto.
Clinica Fertia dispone desde principios del próximo año de este test, que está indicado tanto para gestantes de riesgo.
La prueba prenatal evalúa, a partir de 10 semanas de gestación, el riesgo de anomalías cromosómicas fetales más frecuentes midiendo la cantidad relativa de cromosomas en la sangre materna. Esto que evita pruebas invasivas para obtener muestras de líquido amniótico o vellosidades coriales, que entrañan más riesgo para el feto.
Basada en los nuevos avances en genómica y tecnologías de secuenciación masiva, el diagnóstico prenatal no invasivo permite una evaluación precisa del riesgo de trisomías responsables de hasta el 90% de anomalías cromosómicas en diagnóstico prenatal. |
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By Clinica Fertia
Ovulation is necessary for reproduction; it is influenced by a complex interplay of hormones in the pituitary gland, secreting the lutheinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH).
In response to FSH, follicles begin developing in the ovary but only one single, mature egg will be released when LH surges (ovulation). During the post-ovulatory phase, the ovum will travel through the fallopian tubes toward the uterus. Afterwards, under the influence of progesterone, the endometruium (uterine lining) thickens to prepare the egg to be fertilized. However, if no conception occurs, the uterine lining as well as blood will be shed and the egg will degenerate approximately 24 hours after ovulation.
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By Clinica Fertia
The Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is involved in the regulation of sex hormones production; its changing levels (falling in females, rising in males) are implicated in the onset of puberty in both sexes. In women, it is expressed by granulosa cells of the ovary during the reproductive years; having an important role in the formation of primary follicles. Consequently, this hormone has been explored as a good predictor of a woman´s ovarian reserve due to its ability to be measured in blood throughout the menstrual cycle.
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