Delhi-IVF Fertility & Research Centre in India was established in the year 1994 by Dr. Anoop Gupta (an expert consultant and specialist in infertility management) together with a small and dedicated team committed to provide the best fertility care, IVF, Surrogacy, Egg Donation and Infertility Clinic in India.

1. Delhi IVF FertilityDelhi IVF Fertility
CentreCentre
Oldest Centre (Since 1993) Of
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2. ABOUT DELHI IVF
 Delhi-IVF was established in the year 1994 by Dr. Anoop Gupta
(an expert consultant and specialist in infertility management)
together with a small and dedicated team committed to provide
the best fertility care.

3. Dr. Indira Hinduja pioneer in IVF inaugurating
Delhi IVF on 6 Feb. 1994

4. DOCTORSDOCTORS
Dr. ANOOP GUPTA
(Medical director &
Senior infertility consultant)
Vast knowledge & experience of more
than 21 years. Attended and
conducted numerous fellowship
programs, conferences,
lectures globally.
More than 8000 ART babies since
1994

5. Member of ESHRE(European Society of
Human Reproduction & Embryology).
Member of ASRM (American Society of
Reproductive Medicine)

7. ACHIEVEMENTSACHIEVEMENTS
•Delivered more than 8000 ART babies through different ART
technologies in the last 21 yrs.
•Delivered first millennium test tube baby in 2000.
•First to develop ICSI (Single Sperm Technique) & delivered first baby
through ICSI in 1997 in Delhi.
•First to deliver an IVF baby through MESA (Micro Epidydmal Sprem
Aspiration) in Delhi
•First to deliver IVF baby through blastocyst culture in 1999.

8. ACHIEVEMENTSACHIEVEMENTS
•First IVF triplets delivered in a 46 years old female in Delhi.
•2900 Donor Egg Babies till June 2015
•650 Surrogate Babies Till June 2015
•An outstanding achievement of delivering about 1000 menopausal
babies.

9. ACHIEVEMENTSACHIEVEMENTS
• 64 year old lady conceived and delivered in Dec. 2013

10. EMBRYOLOGISTEMBRYOLOGIST
Mrs. ALKA GUPTA
(Chief Scientific Director & Administrator
Head )
Vast knowledge & experience in IVF &
embryology field more than 20 years.
Attended and conducted numerous fellowship
programs, conferences,
lectures globally

11. ASSISTANT DOCTORSASSISTANT DOCTORS
Dr. VINNI SANDHU
Vast knowledge & experience in obstetrics &
gynecology.
Associated with Dr. Anoop Gupta for past 10
years.

12. ASSISTANT DOCTORSASSISTANT DOCTORS
Dr. AASTHA GUPTA Dr. SUJAYA S.

13. JOYFUL NURSING STAFFJOYFUL NURSING STAFF

14. SUCCESS RATESUCCESS RATE

15. Our Success RateOur Success Rate

16. SUCCESS RATESUCCESS RATE

17. History Of IVFHistory Of IVF
• On July 25, 1978, Louise Joy
Brown, the world's first
successful "test-tube" baby
was born in Great Britain.
Though the technology that
made her conception
possible was heralded as a
triumph in medicine and
science.

18. Types of InfertilityTypes of Infertility
• Primary infertility
This occurs when a couple indulges in unprotected sex for 1 year or more
without conceiving.
• Secondary infertility
Refers to couples who have conceived in the past but they are not able to
get another pregnancy.

19. Problem Which CanProblem Which Can
OccurOccur
• Male infertility • Female infertility

20. ConceptionConception
(Fertilization)(Fertilization)

21. Female infertilityFemale infertility
Hormonal Problems
• Failure to produce mature eggs
• Malfunction of the hypothalamus
• Malfunction of the pituitary gland
Scarred Ovaries
Premature Menopause
Follicle Problems
Poorly Functioning Fallopian Tubes
• Infection
• Abdominal Diseases
• Previous Surgeries
• Ectopic Pregnancy
• Congenital Defects
Endometriosis

22. Causes for FemaleCauses for Female
infertilityinfertility
• Age
• Stress
• Poor diet
• Athletic training
• Being overweight or underweight
• Smoking
• Excess alcohol use
• Sexually transmitted infections (stis)
• Health problems that cause hormonal changes, such as polycystic ovarian
syndrome and primary ovarian insufficiency

23. Treatment forTreatment for
infertilityinfertility
• IUI
• IVF
• IVF-ICSI
• Laser Assisted Hatching
• Blastocyst Culture
• Surrogacy

24. IUI (IntrauterineIUI (Intrauterine
insemination)insemination)

25. IVF (InIVF (In
vitro fertilization)vitro fertilization)

26. ICSI (IntracytoplasmicICSI (Intracytoplasmic
sperm injection)sperm injection)
Success Factor
• Sperm Count >30-40 millions/ml
• Female Tubes are open.
• Age <28-30 years
• Good quality egg.

27. ICSI (IntracytoplasmicICSI (Intracytoplasmic
sperm injection)sperm injection)

28. LAB For Better SuccessLAB For Better Success
of IVFof IVF
• Stereo microscope • Inverted Microscope

29. LAB For Better SuccessLAB For Better Success
of IVFof IVF
• Normal Incubator • Inverted Microscope

30. IVF LABIVF LAB

31. IVF LABIVF LAB

32. Fully Equipped O.T.Fully Equipped O.T.

33. Embryo LabEmbryo Lab

34. Laser AssistedLaser Assisted
HatchingHatching

35. Blastocyst CultureBlastocyst Culture

36. SurrogacySurrogacy

37. Male infertilityMale infertility
• A problem called varicocele (VAIR-ih-koh-seel). This happens when
the veins on a man's testicle(s) are too large. This heats the
testicles. The heat can affect the number or shape of the sperm.
• Other factors that cause a man to make too few sperm or none at
all.
• Movement of the sperm. This may be caused by the shape of the
sperm. Sometimes injuries or other damage to the reproductive
system block the sperm.

38. Causes for MaleCauses for Male
infertilityinfertility
• Heavy alcohol use
• Drugs
• Smoking cigarettes
• Age
• Environmental toxins, including pesticides and lead
• Health problems such as mumps, serious conditions
like kidney disease, or hormone problems
• Medicines
• Radiation treatment and chemotherapy for cancer

39. TREATMENT for MaleTREATMENT for Male
infertilityinfertility
• Testicular extraction of sperm (TESE)
• Microepididymal sperm aspiration (MESA)
• ICSI

40. Treatment for MaleTreatment for Male
infertilityinfertility
• Testicular extraction of sperm (TESE)
If a man's semen completely lacks sperm in the ejaculate (azoospermia), sperm can
sometimes be directly removed from the testes. This is done in a minor surgery or by using a
needle to aspirate semen under local anesthesia. If sperm can be found and extracted from
the testis, the sperm will be used for ICSI and the fertilization rate of the oocyte is not very
different from IVF. Thus, men with no sperm in the ejaculate can have a potential of
fathering a child using these techniques.
• Microepididymal sperm aspiration (MESA)
Microepididymal sperm aspiration (MESA) is a procedure performed for men who have vasal
or epididymal obstruction (typically from a vasectomy or absence of the vas deferens). It is
either done as a scheduled procedure or is coordinated with their female partner’s egg
retrieval. MESA is performed in the operating room with general anesthesia utilizing the
operating microscope. Patients usually cryopreserve (freeze) sperm during this procedure for
future in vitro fertilization procedures. MESA allows for an extensive collection of sperm as
compared to aspiration techniques.

41. Testicular extraction ofTesticular extraction of
sperm (TESE)sperm (TESE)

42. Microepididymal spermMicroepididymal sperm
aspiration (MESA)aspiration (MESA)

43. ICSI (IntracytoplasmicICSI (Intracytoplasmic
sperm injection)sperm injection)

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