1、 Basic information
Creating IVF files is an indispensable part of the whole IVF process. It contains a series of data to ensure the health and safety of IVF. The following is the basic information to be included in the IVF archive:
1. Personal information of both parents, including name, age, occupation, etc.
2. Disease history and family genetic disease history of both parents, as well as health status during IVF.
3. The expected date of birth of the test tube baby, according to which a series of pregnancy monitoring will be carried out.
4. Important forms and records generated during pregnancy, including pregnancy plan, treatment process, etc.
2、 Medical records
IVF is a complex medical process, and the completeness of medical records is crucial to ensure the health and success of IVF. The following are the medical records to be included in the IVF archive:
1. Process records of IVF diagnosis and treatment, including various examinations, operations, drug treatment, etc.
2. Process records of IVF assisted reproductive technology (such as in vitro fertilization), including egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo culture, etc.
3. Records of IVF monitoring and evaluation results, including pregnancy test, embryo development, intrauterine environment, etc.
4. Relevant medical records after the birth of test tube babies, including physical examination of newborns, vaccination, disease treatment, etc.
3、 Pregnancy monitoring
Pregnancy monitoring is an essential part of IVF archives, which can help doctors assess the health status of mothers and fetuses. The following is the pregnancy monitoring data to be included in the IVF archive:
1. Records of gynecological examination during pregnancy, including regular examination during pregnancy, weight monitoring, blood pressure monitoring, etc.
2. Ultrasonic examination report during pregnancy, including fetal development, amniotic fluid volume, placental condition, etc.
3. Pregnancy blood examination report, including blood routine test, chromosome test, biochemical indicators, etc.
4. Records of pregnancy complications, including pregnancy diabetes, pregnancy hypertension, etc.
4、 Other information
In addition to basic information, medical records and pregnancy monitoring, the IVF archive should also contain other relevant information, so as to completely record and evaluate the whole process of IVF. The following information may be included in the IVF archive:
1. Cost details of IVF diagnosis and treatment, including medical costs, drug costs, etc.
2. Photos and data generated in the process of IVF are used to record the growth process of IVF.
3. Growth and development records of test tube babies, including weight, height, development mileage, etc.
4. Record the psychological and social support of the IVF family to understand the adaptation and development.
Summary
IVF archives are an important tool to ensure the health and safety of IVF, which contains rich information and records. Basic information, medical records, pregnancy monitoring and other data are the main contents of IVF archives. By completely and accurately recording the whole process of IVF, doctors can be provided with more comprehensive assessment and guidance to ensure the smooth growth of IVF. Therefore, it is of great significance for patients and doctors to establish an accurate and complete IVF archive.
