Specific process of IVF archiving
In vitro baby archiving refers to the process of studying and recording information about in vitro babies. The purpose of filing is to ensure the health and safety of IVF and provide necessary reference materials for doctors. The specific process of IVF archiving will be described in detail below. 1. Record medical record information
The first step of IVF archiving is to record medical record information. After the patient and the hospital determine the IVF plan, they need to provide detailed medical history, family history, birth process and other information. This information will help doctors understand the basic situation of patients and provide reference for subsequent diagnosis and treatment.
At the same time, the hospital also requires patients to carry out comprehensive physical examination, laboratory examination and imaging examination to assess the patient's physical condition and reproductive system function. These inspection results will also become one of the important contents of filing.
Once the above steps are completed, the hospital will assign a unique identification number to the patient for follow-up tracking and management.
2. Conduct sperm and egg treatment
The second step of IVF archiving is to process sperm and eggs. If it is an allogeneic IVF, the hospital will collect sperm provided by the man and eggs provided by the woman. These biomaterials have undergone special treatment and testing, such as sperm quality inspection, egg quality assessment, etc.
At this stage, the hospital will use assisted reproductive technologies, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) or oocyte microinjection (ICSI), to combine sperm and eggs. The hospital will record the quantity, quality and treatment of eggs and sperm in detail, and collate these information into archive data.
3. Embryo culture and transfer
The third step of IVF archiving is embryo culture and transplantation. In the IVF or ICSI process, the hospital combines sperm and eggs to culture embryos. The culture time of embryos is generally 3-5 days. The hospital will regularly observe the development of embryos and record the number, quality and development status of embryos.
According to the doctor's suggestion, patients can choose to transplant the best quality embryos back into the uterus to increase the success rate of IVF. The hospital will record the detailed process and results of embryo transfer and include them in the archive.
4. Track the pregnancy process and the baby's development
The last step of IVF archiving is to track the pregnancy process and the baby's development. When the patient becomes pregnant successfully, the hospital will conduct regular prenatal examination and monitoring. These examinations include blood testing, ultrasonic examination, amniocentesis, etc., to ensure the smooth progress of the pregnancy process.
When the IVF baby is born successfully, the hospital will continue to monitor the growth and development of the baby, and record key indicators, such as weight, height, growth curve, etc. This information will play an important role in the future health management of infants.
summary
The specific process of IVF archiving includes taking medical record information, sperm and egg processing, embryo culture and transplantation, and tracking the pregnancy process and baby development. Through the documented records and management, doctors can better understand the situation of IVF and provide effective medical services for it.
The IVF archiving process is a scientific, safe and standardized process, which requires professional doctors and equipment support. Filing test tube babies in real hospitals can ensure that test tube babies and their families receive the best medical services and care.
