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IVF coordinators:
Diana Los Chovancová, MBA
tel.: 00420 725005219
Ivona Joklíková
tel.: 00420 606045182
the International Patient Office:
ivf@crmzlin.cz
Egg donation program
There is no waiting time for donated eggs thanks to a sufficient number of female donors who have been examined.
For further information, please contact ONE of our IVF Oocyte Donation Program coordinators. Please do not send duplicit emails.
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Introductory Page
What is Oocyte/Egg donation
Oocyte/Egg donation belongs among very successful methods of female infertility treatments. Oocytes retrieved from an anonymous donor are fertilized by sperm of the patient’s partner and created embryos are consequently transferred into the recipient’s uterus – future mother.
Legislation of the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has a specific legislative norm in the area of gamete donation since June 2006. Conditions of oocyte and sperm donation are regulated by Act No. 227/2006 Col.: About stem cell research and related activities and about the change of some related acts. Basic principal of this act is voluntariness, gratuitousness and anonymity of human reproductive cells donation (oocytes and sperm). The sperm and oocyte/egg donation is legal.
Motto:
"Our life is the only subject in this world that we cannot consider to be our private property because we have not contributed to its creation in any way. It has only been conferred upon us with the duty to return it extended and improved to our offspring."
Tomáš Ba»a
Since the year 2001 a higly specialized medical facility - Clinic of Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecology has been operating in Zlín. Its foundation was initiated by needs of the region of Zlín. The medical facility is located on the grounds of the Atlas Hospital at Tomášov.
Considering the quality of our service and introduction of the system of management corresponding to the Europian standard EN ISO 9001:2000 a successful certification of independent auditors of the international certification company TÜV Rheinland/Berlin-Brandenburg was performed at the begining of the year 2003.
Since the birth of the first child after the extracorporal fertilization 25 years have passed.The development of assisted reproduction is so dynamic that at present specialized congresses of all levels take place including world meetings in which thousands of specialists participate. It is a pleasure to claim that the Czech Republic has kept up with the world development in this respect. I can state with satisfaction that in the Center of Reproductive Medicine in Zlín some specialists, who will take care of you, initiated the development of this area in the Czech Republic.
The aim of the assistance by the reproduction is not manipulating with nature, but optimizing natural fertile ability of a couple who ask the doctor for help.
Wishing the best co-operation
Prof. MUDr. Ladislav Pilka, DrSc.
Head of Clinic
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All women who are trying to have a baby should take special 'conception' vitamins after a study found fertility patients were twice as likely to get pregnant if they were taking them.
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The great egg race
Infertile Britons are seeking ever more help from abroad
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Progress Educational Trust conference: The evidence for cross-border reproductive care
Dr Françoise Shenfield and Professor Lorraine Culley tried to answer questions during the first session of last Wednesday's Progress Educational Trust (PET) annual conference 'Passport to Parenthood: The Evidence and Ethics Behind Cross-Border Reproductive Care'.
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Reproductive health: Checkerboard of infertility treatment in Europe
In a number of European countries, infertility patients are limited in their choice for medically assisted reproduction treatment, experts criticized today at the European Health Forum Gastein. Many patients seek treatment outside their home countries.
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The real cost of IVF: How much would you pay to be a mother?
A new study has revealed that women are prepared to spend up to £50,000 to realise their dreams of motherhood.
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7 Surprisingly Inexpensive Foreign Fertility Clinics For IVF and Egg Donation
One of the secrets of finding inexpensive IVF and egg donation is to travel abroad to get infertility treatments. Foreign fertility clinics and physicians often provide high-quality medical care with top-notch pregnancy success rates that rival or exceed US fertility clinics.
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Desperate hunt for donor eggs forces couples to seek IVF abroad
A national shortage of donor eggs in Britain is forcing couples go abroad to seek IVF treatment, new research has found.
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Older British women head abroad for IVF
Hundreds of older women denied the chance of motherhood in the UK are heading abroad each month for IVF treatment they cannot get at home.
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Infertile Couples Head Overseas for Treatments
As fertility-treatment costs soar -- and more women seek treatment at an older age -- a growing number of Americans are heading abroad to try to get pregnant. The Internet has made it easier for women to connect with fertility clinics in diverse locales such as the Czech Republic, Israel, Canada and Thailand. And specialized travel services have sprung up to help people arrange accommodations, set up medical appointments and even plan sightseeing tours.
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Czech Republic puts itself on map with 'fertility' holidays
Czech Republic has become one of Europe's top destinations for foreigners seeking artificial insemination treatments. "We get Americans, more and more Russians, Scandinavians, Germans, Austrians, and even groups of Israelis accompanied by a rabbi," said Ladislav Pilka
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