- What is classical IVF? - When do we resort to the test tube baby? - What is Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) or microinjection of the egg? - Who is in need of ( ICSI ) ? - How does Fertilization occur outside the body? - How are the eggs retrieved? - Fertilization and Incubation of eggs - What is the percentage of success? - What are the congenital malformations? - The factors affecting success of the test tube baby    

Thanks to this technique, some couples with low chances of achieving a natural pregnancy, with no more than 1% of probabilities, may raise their chances up to 25% for each attempt. This places them at the same level of those who do not have any reproductive disorders, whose chances for achieving a natural pregnancy are between 20% and 30% for each attempt. The chances for success are cumulative, so that an in vitro fertilization treatment that consists of four successive attempts may raise the chances up to 70%.