Now there are new hopes for childless women with a new method of implementation. The new method was presented at the International Congress of Reproductive Medicine in Hania, Crete.
As Obstetrics and Genecology professor Antonis Makrigianakis at the University of Crete marked, scientists are trying to focus on the causes making an implementation fail. “While we have achieved embryos of very good quality, we cannot raise these percentages. This method, presented in Hania, gives the ability to scientists to change the womb environment in order to be friendlier to the embryos.”
This particular technique does not negatively affect the organism as bonds cells are placed in the womb of the same woman. The technique originated from the University of Crete with the cooperation of the University of Munich. It is administered in many European countries such as Italy, Spain and the UK.
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