OUTCOME OF IN VITRO FERTILIZATION AND EMBRYO TRANSFER ( IVF-ET) IN NONE- MALE FACTOR OF INFERTILITY

Abstract

he desire to reproduce is an intensely motivating human force . It is through children that we have continuity with the past and future ; In this respect , children are our immortality , couples may also experience strong religious , cultural and societal pressures to conceive .It is , therefore understandabk that when people have difficulty conceiving , most perceive their infertility as a major life crisis . Fertility is the ability of a man and a

woman to reproduce . Similarly, infertility is an involuntary reduction in the ability to have children . Since the birth of Louise Brown the first baby to be conceived by in ., vitro fertilization , which was performed by professor Steptoe and

Edw.1rds in Bourn Hall , England , 1978 , lYF has been successful for the alleviation of long-standing infertility due to tubal diseases , idiopathic and -•

( male-factor infertility . The delivery of the first Egyptian IVF/ET baby , !-leba , on 8 july

1987 was announced by the Egyptian group , thus opening a new era in the management of infertility in Egyptian females . Since this time many centers described pregnancies established through these techniques and many infants were subsequently delivered . THE AIM OF STUDY IS STUDY THE OUTCOME OF IVF-ET IN NON MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY, IN DIFFERENT CAUSES OF FEMALE INFERTILITY J.E.TUBAL , OVARIAN , ENDOMETRIOSIS AND UNEXPLAINED INFERTILITY. This prospective study was conducted 111 the assisted reproductive technology Unit, D partment of Obstetrics and Gynecolog)l , Tanta University Hospital in collaboration with National Infertility Center at Tripoli, Libya during the period from July 2000 to November 200.1 .