Ivf Center Surat,Pioneer Ivf Entire Gujarat, Advanced IVF, First IVF Surat

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Monday – Friday	–	8.00 – 17.00
Saturday	–	9.30 – 17.30
Sunday	–	9.30 – 15.00

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Why Select Us?

Ours is the FIRST INSTITUTE In INDIA to have started IVF Techniques.
FIRST In ASIA to introduce tubal endoscopy: Salpingoscopy,

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National Awards

Awarded a National Merit Certificate, and a National Scholarship of the Government of India’s Ministry of Education and Social Welfare
“RCOG Academic Sponsorship” from the President Sir Rustam Feroz of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists, UK
Received a First Prize Award for best cover design to commemorate the world’s first test tube baby by the B.J. Medical College annual magazine

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International Awards

European Board of Microsurgery Prize in 1987 from the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
Fellowship Award of the National University of Singapore in assisted reproductive techniques encompassing micromanipulation co. cultures and cryopreservation
Honorary fellow of the International Biographical Center of Cambridge, England.
Awarded him with the Gold Star Award for pioneering challenges in lin Vitro Fertilization And also made Deputy Director General for Asia
World’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Twentieth Century Achievement Award from the America biographical Institute.
Governor of the American Biographical Institute Research association with its distinguished Leadership Award.
Biography is listed in Reference Asia, Curriculum Vitae, International, International Directory of WHO’s who of Intellectuals, and the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership.

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Titles Conferred

President of the Indian Medical Association, Surat
Chairman of the Reproductive Endocrinology Committee of the Federation of Obstetrics and Gynecological Societies of India.
Past President Surat Ob-Gyn Society
office of president of the National Association for Voluntary Sterilization and Family Welfare of India, Surat Branch.
Founder of the South Gujarat Academy of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Founder fellow of Indian Academy of Juvenite & Adolescent Gynecology
Chaired the highly successful 7th National Congress recently at Surat in Jan 2000.

Welcome to Gujarat Institute of Reproductive Medicine ( NewBirthIVF Center Surat )

It’s the First center in Gujarat & in India to start in Oct 1993 with IVF Testtube baby with Extra-corporeal fertilization outside the human body to produce a viable embryo that can grow into a human being after transfer into uterus.

(N.B.The center in Surat started even before 1994 plague epidemic which caused world wide panic. This was the only center in Gujarat at that time and centers in Ahmadabad started in 1996.)

First IVF baby at Ahmadabad was reported at Ahmadabad OG society in 1997, whereas the First IVF baby of Gujarat was born in Surat in December 1995 from the team lead by Dr Nimish R Shelat and Dr Ranjanee N Shelat, reported by Times of India, on record of Surat OBGYN Society for advanced development in the state of Gujarat which had faced the panicky epidemic just an year ago. This center remains the epitome of scientific challenges and breakthroughs that were achieved despite all odds, that did not escape due recognition.The American Biographical Research Institute Research Association (ABIRA) Conferred its most prestigious World Lifetime Achievement award in year 2000 through the Govt of Gujarat , Ministry of health , from the hands of Honorable Health minister Shri Ashok Bhatt.at the 7th National Congress of Juvenile and adolescent Gynecology and Obstetrics, at Surat in January 2000, to the pioneer of IVF technologies on the map of Gujarat , Dr Nimish R Shelat.

It was the 9th Center for IVF in India at that time in 1993 apart from Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru. When today there are over 1000 IVF centers all over India. In fact the first advance reproductive technology carried was GIFT Gamete Intra fallopian transfer in 1991 with IN vivo fertilization, after egg retrieval from ovaries added to sperm preparation inserted into fallopian tubes by Laparoscopy, at this center.

: First Tetstube Baby Surat Times Of India Jan 1996

: World Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Dr. Nimish Shelat

: Bharat Gaurav Award to Dr. Nimish Shelat

: Gujarat’s First IVF baby December 1995

Since the desire to procreate is universal, infertile couples through the centuries have searched the known and unknown in the hope of fulfilling their frustrated desire for parenthood. Ivf Center Surat

Medical statistics report that 1 out 7 married couples have difficulty in having children some of them continuing to fail despite full traditional medical treatment. Medical science has made tremendous advances in the field of Assisted Reproductive Techniques (ART) with rapid progress in this filed making in Vitro Fertilization possible thereby opening vistas of new and cure.

Aware of the growing need in India for Assisted Reproductive Techniques, the concept of a purpose built laboratory and operating theatre complex grew into reality with funding of Fertility Clinic and IVF Center in Guj.

As NATIONAL FERTILITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION, SURAT. The center is staffed by specially trained personnel including gynaecologists, embryologists, laboratory technologists and nurses. As an established GUJARAT INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN REPRODUCTIN, it has to its credit the first IVF, first egg donation, first embryo donation babies of Gujarat.

Ivf Center Surat , Ivf Center Surat , Pioneer Ivf Entire Gujarat, Advanced IVF, First IVF Surat

Below Listed are the Treatment Available At the IVF Center :

: with Canadian expert Dr. Victor Gomel, Internationally renowned Gynaecological Microsurgeon

: With Prof. Paul Devroy Russels, Belgium.

: with Dr. Silman Silber, World’s renowned Male infertility expert, U.S.A.

: With Professor Robert Edward

In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer (IVF-ET)
GIFT (Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer)
ZIFT (Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer)
Egg donation program

Artificial Insemination / IUI
Fertility evaluation and counseling
Sperm and embryo freezing.
Micro manipulation

In Media

“With proven track – record of success, this is the most experienced unit in Gujarat with highest number of conception. With over 7750 Test-Tube Babies in last 20 years.”

Cumulative success rates of IVF ICSI at NewBirthIVF are 85% clinical pregnancies at the end of 3 treatment cycles of testtube baby treatment.

These are at par with topmost centers of the World.

NewBirthIVF at Guajarat Institute of Reproductive Medicine is the 9th Center of IVF to be established in India in 1993 and the 1st in Gujarat at Surat

Gujarat Institute Of Reproductive Medicine ( IVF Center Surat )

About Dr. Nimish Shelat

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Consultant Gynaecologist & Microsurgeon to ONGC, KRIBHCO
Former Lecturer, St. Georges Hospital Medical School,
University of London & Senior Resident Surgeon
N. Wadia Maternity Hospital Post-Graduate Institute in Gynaecology,
Obstetrics & Family Planning,
Bombay

Dr. Nimish Shelat, IMA Surat President of the Millennium Year, is the grandson of freedom fighter Shri Kalidas K. Shelat, founding editor of the pre-independent Surat Gujarati daily ‘PRATAP’, and the son of renowned gynecologist Dr. Ramesh Shelat. With a brilliant academic record at school and university, he secured simultaneous admission to all state medical colleges, as well as to the Indian institute to Technology. He ranked first with distinction in South Gujarat University’s Pre-University Science Program in 1975, with over 91% in First English medium batch, as a National Scholar and awarded a National Merit Certificate, and a National Scholarship of the Government of India’s Ministry of Education and Social Welfare in 1976. As an undergraduate student, he won prizes in all extra-curricular activities, including photography, artistry, dramatics and journalism, while enjoying immense popularity among his fellow students, being named “Mr. B.J. Medical Collage” in 1978 He graduated with the M.B.B.S. in 1981 and was selected for the qualifications of DGO and FCPS of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Bombay and for the M.D. degree of the K.M. School of P.G. Medicine and Research at Ahmedabad in 1985.

About Dr. Ranjanee N Shelat

M.B.B.S., M.D., FICMCH, Embryologist, Consultant Pediatrician & Neonatologist (Grant Medicak College & J.J. Hosp., Mumbai) Largest Follow up of IVF ICSI babies from Neonatal Care to 13 Yrs. of Age. The Only Embryologist in India to have evaluated humans from embryo stage to birth & beyond

Overview

In vitro fertilization (or fertilization; IVF) is a process by which an egg is fertilised by sperm outside the body: in vitro (“in glass”). The process involves monitoring and stimulating a woman’s ovulatory process, removing an ovum or ova (egg or eggs) from the woman’s ovaries and letting sperm fertilize them in a liquid in a laboratory. The fertilized egg (zygote) is cultured for 2–6 days in a growth medium and is then implanted in the same or another woman’s uterus, with the intention of establishing a successful pregnancy.

IVF / ET Program Step – by – Step :

Hormonal Stimulation
Monitoring The Maturity of Eggs
Egg Collection
Semen Specimen Collection
Fertilization and Cleavage
Embryo Transfer
Blood Tests

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FAQ’s

Why is sperm recovery necessary?

Some men are able to produce sperm in their testicles but for a number of reasons these sperm are notpresent in the ejaculate. This may be because a blockage is stopping the sperm from passing through the tubules.

Are recovered sperm normal?

Sperm recovered from the epididymis will be very similar to those that are ejaculated, except that they will be immature and therefore unlikely to be able to fertilise an egg at IVF. Sperm recovered from the testes will be even less mature than those recovered from the epididymis and so will also not be capable of fertilising an egg at IVF.

How do I Prepare for the operation?

You will be asked to shave your testicles the night before the operation. You will also need to not eat anything from midnight and drink anything from 7 am on the day the operation.

What is the best way to use these sperm for treatment?

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) offers the best chance of gaining fertilisation with these immature sperm. Please see the relevant ICSI information sheets.

How will I know if I need sperm recovery?

A semen analysis showing the presence of no sperm at all (Azoospermia) will indicate that further tests should be carried out to determine whether sperm recovery is an option. These tests will include a blood test to check your hormone levels, an examination of your testes and a blood test to see if you have any genetic problems. If these tests are inconclusive you may also require a testicular biopsy which would determine whether sperm production is occurring in your testes.

What dose sperm recovery involve?

There are a number of sperm recovery techniques available:

Microepididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA)
Percutaneous Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (PESA)
Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA)
Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE)

What anaesthetic?

For PESA and TESA you will be given a local anesthetic and sedation during the procedure. For TESE a general anaesthetic is required.

Recovering after the operation.

If you have had a local anaesthetic with sedation you will be allowed home a couple of hours after the operation. You will not be allowed to drive or work for 24 hours, so you will need to arrange transport home after the operatin. You may have some bruising, minor swelling and discomfort for a few days after the operation.

When will the recovery occur in relation to the ICSI cycle?

Sperm recovery is usually carried out partner taking her drugs to get started on an ICSI cycle. This means that we can be sure we have sperm stored before the ICSI cycle is stated.

Occasionally the sperm recovery may be lined up to coincide with the day of the egg collection in the ICSI cycle.