During insemination treatment, sperm cells are inserted into the uterine cavity using a catheter. It is differentiated between 'homologous IUI' and 'heterologous IUI' or 'A-IUI'.
Find out everything about the insemination treatment.

During an IVF treatment, the ovaries are stimulated with hormones. This is monitored with ultrasounds and ovulation is inhibited/prevented. After administering a 'trigger injection', the eggs are collected by means of a retrieval, after which the eggs are fertilized with IVF. The fertilized eggs are then grown into embryos and after approximately five days an embryo is transferred into the uterine cavity. Sometimes two embryos are transferred. Read all about the process of an IVF treatment here.

During an ICSI treatment, the ovaries are stimulated with hormones. This is monitored with ultrasounds and ovulation is inhibited/prevented. After administering a 'trigger injection', the eggs are collected by means of a retrieval, after which the eggs are fertilized with ICSI. The fertilized eggs are then grown into embryos and after approximately five days an embryo is transferred into the uterine cavity. Sometimes two embryos are transferred. Read all about the process of an ICSI-treatment here.

Examining sperm for their ability to absorb hyaluronan prior to injection of the sperm cell in the oocyte during the ICSI-procedure can increase embryonic quality, the likelihood of implantation, and the likelihood of a healthy child. Find out everything about Physiological ICSI (PICSI) here.

The Microfluidic Sperm Sorting Chip is a sperm selection method for IVF and ICSI treatments. Find out everything about the function and application of the Microfluidic Sperm Sorting Chip.

Calcium plays an important role in the biological behavior of cells. In the event of an imbalance, an abnormal function may occur. This can also occur during when trying to conceive or during fertility treatments, because insufficient calcium is released by the so-called endoplasmic reticulum of the egg. This can sometimes explain fertilization failure. The use of Calcium Ionophore can 'activate' the eggs during an ICSI treatment and may lead to a better fertilization result. We have a broad experience with this form of 'egg activation' and apply it in our laboratory when indicated.

If no, or no suitable sperm cells are found in the semen, you often depend on a TESE, micro-TESE, PESA or MESA operation, in which sperm cells are obtained directly from the testicle and/or epididymis. The obtained material is then examined, and - if suitable sperm cells are found - stored in our center to be used for your ICSI treatment. To this end we have been cooperating for a long time with the PUR/R clinic, with a (very) short waiting list for consultations and operations. Read more about all options here.

Much attention has been paid to the role of steroid hormones in reproductive medicine for many years. Find out more about the possible support of fertility treatment by taking dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).