Posts By: Reproductive Partners

The lowest rate of pregnancy complications with IVF is achieved when a single embryo is transferred. We commonly suggest transfer of a single embryo for women under age 35, but as age increases the proportion of embryos that are chromosomally abnormal increases, as does the rate of miscarriage. A recent answer to providing single embryo… Read more »

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We are asking that all of our patients contact their U.S. Senators and Congressional Representatives and ask them to support The Family Act, which will create a tax credit for the out-of-pocket costs associated with IVF treatment. We expect the bill will be voted on before the end of the year. National call-in days are… Read more »

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Dr. Garzo and Dr. Su will be speaking about fertility preservation on the UCSD campus on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 starting at 6:00PM. You can RSVP with Jennifer Gilderman at 858-822-5630. The event is geared for young women who are facing cancer and would like more information about preserving their fertility.

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Reproductive Partners-UC San Diego Regional Fertility Center is very proud to announce the recent success from our new egg, oocyte, freezing program. Using the new technique called vitrification, “flash freezing”, we have achieved the first successful clinical pregnancies from frozen eggs in San Diego. Out of our first 3 attempts at warming eggs, two patients… Read more »

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Advanced “Flash Freezing” Technique Performed by Reproductive Partners – UC San Diego Results in Success for Two Patients  San Diego, CA. – For the first time in San Diego County, patients have given birth to babies using a new egg preservation technique known as vitrification or “flash freezing.” Specialists at Reproductive Partners-UC San Diego Regional Fertility… Read more »

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This month, we have added new ultrasound systems to enhance our clinical care! We are excited about using the powerful Voluson imaging platform to improve our ability to image ovaries, the uterus and early pregnancy. With these new ultrasounds, we have been able to look at the tiniest structures with stunning clarity, capture 3-dimensional images… Read more »

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