Specific process of IVF archiving
Test tube baby technology is one of the important breakthroughs in modern medicine, which has realized the hope of fertility for infertile couples. In vitro baby archiving is an important step of this technology, which aims to ensure that doctors can fully understand the health status of patients and develop personalized treatment plans according to specific conditions. The specific process of IVF archiving will be described in detail below. Basic information registration
The first step of IVF archiving is to fill in the basic information table. When the patient comes to the hospital for consultation, the doctor will provide a basic information registration form, requiring the patient to fill in personal basic information, such as name, gender, age, contact information, etc. In addition, patients also need to provide information on marital status, birth history, family genetic history, etc. This information is very important for doctors to understand patients' physiological conditions and possible risks. After filling in the basic information form, the patient needs to submit relevant identity documents, marriage certificates and health examination reports of the patient and spouse. These documents and reports will become the basis for filing to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of filing.
Some professional hospitals also require patients to carry out psychological assessment to understand their psychological state and their understanding of the IVF process. This will help doctors better help patients get through the psychological pressure during the whole treatment process.
Physical examination and disease screening
In order to ensure the success rate of IVF and the health of infants, patients need to undergo a series of physical examinations and disease screening. These tests include but are not limited to blood routine test, liver function, kidney function, hepatitis B virus, HIV and other diseases screening. In addition, women also need to carry out endometrial thickness inspection, uterine cavity morphology inspection, etc., to ensure that the uterus is suitable for embryo implantation. In some large hospitals, patients may also have more detailed genetic disease screening. Genetic disease screening can reduce the risk of disease after embryo transfer and ensure the health of embryos.
After completing physical examination and disease screening, doctors will formulate follow-up treatment plans based on the examination results to ensure the best treatment effect.
Determination of treatment plan
The determination of treatment plan is an important part of IVF file building. Doctors will develop personalized treatment plans based on the patient's physical examination results, age, birth history, spouse's health and other factors. The treatment plan usually includes the use of ovulation promoting drugs to promote the growth of follicles, and then the operation of taking eggs, combining the mature eggs with sperm with high fertility, and transplanting the embryos into the mother's uterus after they are cultured to a certain stage. The whole process needs to be closely monitored and controlled to improve the success rate of IVF.
The treatment plan is finally agreed by doctors and patients to ensure that patients fully understand the whole process and have a positive attitude towards the treatment plan.
File arrangement and preservation
The last step of IVF archiving is to sort out and save relevant files. The hospital will establish a personal IVF file for each patient, which includes basic personal information, physical examination reports, treatment plans, surgical records, etc. These files will be kept strictly confidential and will be backed up and updated regularly. Patients can check their IVF archives at any time under the legal channels provided by the hospital, and discuss relevant issues with doctors when necessary.
Summary
In vitro baby archiving is a key step. It provides doctors with relevant information and health conditions of patients, and helps doctors develop personalized treatment plans. Basic information registration, physical examination and disease screening, treatment plan determination, and file sorting and preservation are the main processes of IVF filing. Through archiving, doctors and patients can work closely together throughout the IVF process to improve the success rate and health status of infants.
