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A well-established discipline and increasingly safe and widespread, ART, thanks to its high success rates, it has become an extremely effective solution to fertility problems for many couples, leading to the conception of an ever increasing number of children around the world.

A well-established discipline and increasingly safe and widespread, ART, thanks to its high success rates, it has become an extremely effective solution to fertility problems for many couples, leading to the conception of an ever increasing number of children around the world.

A well-established discipline and increasingly safe and widespread, ART, thanks to its high success rates, it has become an extremely effective solution to fertility problems for many couples, leading to the conception of an ever increasing number of children around the world.

The couple discusses with a specialized doctor to reconstruct the clinical history of the man and woman, clarifying doubts and uncertainties.

In this phase the doctor illustrates the procedures, the success rates, any risks, the details of the path proposed to the couple.

Thanks to the evolution of scientific research it is now possible to carry out the so-called Pre-implantation Genetic Test (PGT) or Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis: the technique consists in the possibility of identifying the presence of chromosomal alterations or the presence of hereditary genetic diseases in the embryo when it is still in the development stage.

Assisted fertilization techniques are often divided into two macro categories: homologous treatments and heterologous treatments. The so-called "heterologous" is the type of treatment in which the gametes (spermatozoa, oocytes or both), donated by a person external to the couple, are used.

Cryopreservation is a technique, normally aimed at a treatment of ART, which involves the conservation at extremely low temperatures of the sex cells (spermatozoa and oocytes) and embryos, in order to maintain their vitality for longer by "blocking" their potential of fertility, to be able to use them at a later time.