New Delhi, India
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A "boutique" style 50 bed facility in the heart of New Delhi, which focuses on women’s health, maternity care and cosmetic surgery.
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At a glance
Key planning information for icsi in India.
6 wksProcedure time
12 hospitalsList icsi
ICSI in India is priced per case at 12 hospitals. The operation takes 6 weeks. Each hospital quotes its own price for your case.
Hospitals and clinics offering ICSI in India
ICSI is listed by 12 hospitals in India. The order reshuffles every hour so each gets equal exposure.
Surrogacy and Egg Donation CentreNew Delhi, India
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Successful Parents India is a branch of a European based head office of Successful Parents Agency. The Agency operates in India and accepts clients for fertility treatments in New Delhi: surrogacy, egg donation (Indian and Caucasian egg donors), PGD (not sex selection), as well as many other service
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Medical CenterBangalore, India
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Part of the Nova Medical Centers group, the center offers over 700 different procedures, with a specialty in general surgery, gynecology, plastic and cosmetic surgery, orthopedics, radiology, pediatrics, urology, and ophthalmology.
DoctorsJBDr. Jaya BhatMJDr. Mahendra Jain
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New Delhi, India
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Fortis Bloom IVF Centre’s is run by two experienced and skilled IVF specialists, with over 20 years experience in the treatment of infertility. The Fortis Bloom IVF Centre is part of the largest chain of IVF centres in India.
DoctorsNPDr. Nandita Palshetkar, M.D, F.c.p.s, F.I.C.O.G.HDDr. Hrishikesh D. Pai, Fcps, FICOG, MSc (USA)
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Medical CenterNew Delhi, India
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A modern surgery center, opened in 2010, specializing in elective surgeries. Medical procedures carriedout at the center include general surgery, urology, pediatrics, orthopedics, oncology, plastic and cosmetic surgery, ophthalmology, pain management.
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HospitalGurgaon, India
JCIThe flagship hospital of the Artemis Health Sciences offers caters to local and international patients alike. It is the first 300-bed multi-specialty hospital in India to function with a paperless information management scheme.
DoctorsSBDr. Sonu Balhara
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New Delhi, India
ISOPrice on requestNew Life India is a facilitator of infertility treatment in India, providing a wide variety of services, including in-vitro fertilization, egg donation and surrogacy packages, PGD for selection of healthy embryos, and other infertility treatments.
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Private HospitalChennai, India
The Apollo Hospital Chennai is part of the Apollo Hospitals group. The hospital is JCI accredited and considered as one of the best hospitals in India.
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Private HospitalGurgaon, India
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A modern 100 bed hospital opened in 2008, located in Gurgaon, outside of New Delhi.The hospital is a part of the Columbia Asia Group, which has an international patients office able to assist foreign patients with all aspects of medical travel.
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Private HospitalMumbai, India
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DoctorsGSDr. Gouri Sultane Gupta
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Description of ICSI:
What is ICSI?
ICSI (IntraCytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is a fertility procedure used within the IVF (in vitro fertilization) process. ICSI fertility treatment is carried out by injecting a single sperm into an egg, which is then transferred into the womb.
ICSI is used as a fertility procedure when the man has a low sperm count, doesn’t produce enough good-quality sperm that are able to reach and penetrate the egg, or has problems concerning anti-sperm antibodies.
ICSI helps bypass the need for donor sperm. Some couples move from IVF treatment to ICSI if they can’t retrieve enough viable eggs to be fertilized in vitro.
ICSI (IntraCytoplasmic Sperm Injection) is a fertility procedure used within the IVF (in vitro fertilization) process. ICSI fertility treatment is carried out by injecting a single sperm into an egg, which is then transferred into the womb.
ICSI is used as a fertility procedure when the man has a low sperm count, doesn’t produce enough good-quality sperm that are able to reach and penetrate the egg, or has problems concerning anti-sperm antibodies.
ICSI helps bypass the need for donor sperm. Some couples move from IVF treatment to ICSI if they can’t retrieve enough viable eggs to be fertilized in vitro.
How is ICSI carried out?
The woman first takes fertility drugs to stimulate the ovaries for fertilization while the man produces a sample of sperm. If he has no sperm in his semen, doctors extract it under anesthesia using a needle. The doctor removes the woman’s eggs with a needle and a single sperm is injected into an individual egg. The fertilized eggs become embryos and are transplanted into the uterus. Any remaining embryos may be frozen for possible use in the future.
How often is ICSI used?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of all IVF procedures in the United States involve ICSI. ICSI is one of the most successful procedures for treating male infertility.
What are the chances of success with ICSI?
The chances of a successful ICSI varies between clinics and are dependent on the woman's age, male and female reproductive health, doctor's experience and methods used, among other factors.
According to the Human Fertilization & Embryology Authority from the UK, the percentage of ICSI cycles in 2006 that resulted in a live birth was as follows:
Woman's Age Chances of a live birth as a result of ICSI under 35 33.2 % 35–37 27.1 % 38–39 20 % 40–42 11.5 % 43–44 4.5 % over 44 8.5 %
The woman first takes fertility drugs to stimulate the ovaries for fertilization while the man produces a sample of sperm. If he has no sperm in his semen, doctors extract it under anesthesia using a needle. The doctor removes the woman’s eggs with a needle and a single sperm is injected into an individual egg. The fertilized eggs become embryos and are transplanted into the uterus. Any remaining embryos may be frozen for possible use in the future.
How often is ICSI used?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly half of all IVF procedures in the United States involve ICSI. ICSI is one of the most successful procedures for treating male infertility.
What are the chances of success with ICSI?
The chances of a successful ICSI varies between clinics and are dependent on the woman's age, male and female reproductive health, doctor's experience and methods used, among other factors.
According to the Human Fertilization & Embryology Authority from the UK, the percentage of ICSI cycles in 2006 that resulted in a live birth was as follows:
Woman's Age Chances of a live birth as a result of ICSI under 35 33.2 % 35–37 27.1 % 38–39 20 % 40–42 11.5 % 43–44 4.5 % over 44 8.5 %
About ICSI
Key facts to plan your treatment: how long it takes, your hospital stay, anaesthesia, risks and recovery.
Duration of surgery/treatment
One full cycle of ICSI takes between 4 and 6 weeks to carry out.
The egg and sperm retrieval process takes a full day and couples return two days after for the embryo implant.
Around two weeks later the woman takes a pregnancy test.
The egg and sperm retrieval process takes a full day and couples return two days after for the embryo implant.
Around two weeks later the woman takes a pregnancy test.
Days admitted
None.
Anesthesia
Egg collection may be performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia.
Recovery
ICSI procedures are carried out on an outpatient basis and require a short recovery time of around a day, when the patient is advised to avoid strenuous activities.
Risks
Because ICSI is a relatively new procedure, there are fewer consensuses regarding risk than with more established procedures.
Risks include:
- Possible higher rates of miscarriage.
- Long-term health of children may be affected, although research has been mostly reassuring.
- Possibility of the male child born through ICSI inheriting his father’s infertility.
- Increased risk of multiple pregnancy.
- Embryos that are frozen are less likely to result in a live birth than newly-fertilized embryos.
Risks include:
- Possible higher rates of miscarriage.
- Long-term health of children may be affected, although research has been mostly reassuring.
- Possibility of the male child born through ICSI inheriting his father’s infertility.
- Increased risk of multiple pregnancy.
- Embryos that are frozen are less likely to result in a live birth than newly-fertilized embryos.
After care
- Take pain killers to minimize any discomfort following the ICSI procedures.
- Doctors advise patients to relax as much as possible for the day following egg extraction and implantation.
- Doctors advise patients to relax as much as possible for the day following egg extraction and implantation.
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