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The New Techniques of Assisted Reproduction
Abstract
Objective: This review is aimed at providing a systematic analysis of the various methods of assisted reproduction and their complications. Controversial aspects of the techniques are also discussed
Source: This review is based on articles selected from a Medline search and a systematic search of locally published journals as well as standard texts on assisted reproductive techniques.
Conclusion: Despite the limitations of inadequate facilities and low success rates associated with these techniques, they are recommended for couples that fail to benefit from the conventional methods of managing infertility.
Key Words: Infertility, Assisted Reproductive Techniques, IVF.
[Trop J Obstet Gynaecol, 2003, 20: 67-73]
