Does Embryo Transfer Hurt?

Embryo transfer is a quick and painless procedure performed without anesthesia.

How Many Visits Will Be Required To Complete IVF Treatment?

The number of visits varies, but typically includes consultations, monitoring, and procedures over a few weeks.

Is IVF Treatment Safe?

Yes, IVF is a safe procedure with a high success rate, especially for patients under 35.

What Is The Average Success Rate Of IVF Treatment?

Ritu IVF boasts a 90% success rate for patients under 35, compared to the national average of 68%.

How Long Does It Take To Get Pregnant With IVF Treatment?

The IVF process typically takes several weeks from consultation to embryo transfer.

Are IVF Babies Normal?

Yes, IVF babies are as healthy and normal as naturally conceived babies.

How Can I Book An Appointment With A Doctor At Ritu IVF Center?

Appointments can be booked via the website, phone call, or WhatsApp chat.

How Is Ritu IVF Different From Other Clinics?

Ritu IVF offers a 90% success rate, state-of-the-art lab, transparent pricing, and personalized care.

Micro TESE: Advanced Sperm Retrieval Technology.

Microsurgical Testicular Sperm Extraction (Micro TESE) is a sophisticated surgical procedure that offers hope to men with non-obstructive azoospermia. Using powerful microscopes and precision techniques, we can locate and extract sperm for successful IVF treatment.

The Micro TESE Process

A sophisticated microsurgical procedure performed with precision and care

High-Power Microscopy

Using state-of-the-art operating microscopes to identify the most promising areas for sperm extraction.

Precise Extraction

Carefully removing small samples of testicular tissue from areas most likely to contain sperm.

Laboratory Analysis

Immediate examination of tissue samples by embryologists to identify and isolate viable sperm.

IVF/ICSI

Retrieved sperm are used for intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) as part of the IVF process.

Benefits of Micro TESE

Why microsurgical sperm retrieval offers advantages over conventional methods

Higher Sperm Retrieval Rates

Micro TESE offers a 1.5-2x improvement in sperm retrieval rates compared to conventional TESE procedures.

Minimal Tissue Removal

The precise nature of the procedure means less testicular tissue is removed, preserving hormonal function.

Reduced Complications

Lower risk of postoperative complications including bleeding, infection, and vascular injury.

Hope for Severe Cases

Provides options for men with severe non-obstructive azoospermia when other procedures have failed.

Your Micro TESE Journey

Understanding the timeline and what to expect at each stage

Pre-Operative Preparation

2-3 weeks

Comprehensive evaluation and hormonal assessments

Procedure Day

1 day

2-3 hour microsurgical procedure under anesthesia

Recovery Period

3-5 days

Rest and follow post-operative care instructions

Follow-up Care

1-2 weeks

Monitoring and preparation for IVF/ICSI

Success Rates & Outcomes

Understanding the effectiveness of Micro TESE compared to other procedures

Sperm Retrieval Success Rates

Micro TESE has significantly higher sperm retrieval rates compared to conventional procedures for patients with non-obstructive azoospermia.

Pregnancy Rates by Age Group

Pregnancy rates following successful Micro TESE and subsequent ICSI procedure by female partner age group.

Key Success Factors

Surgeon Experience

The skill and experience of the microsurgeon significantly impacts sperm retrieval rates.

Laboratory Expertise

Advanced embryology techniques are crucial for identifying and processing retrieved sperm cells.

Hormone Optimization

Pre-operative hormone therapy can improve sperm production in some cases.

Patient Selection

Comprehensive diagnosis helps identify patients most likely to benefit from the procedure.

Is Micro TESE Right For You?

Understanding who benefits most from microsurgical sperm extraction

Ideal Candidates

Men diagnosed with non-obstructive azoospermia (NOA)
Previous failed attempts with conventional TESE
Patients with genetic causes of azoospermia (e.g., Y chromosome microdeletions)
Men with a history of undescended testicles
Patients with Klinefelter Syndrome (XXY)

May Not Be Suitable For

Men with obstructive azoospermia (blocked ducts)
Patients with retrievable sperm in ejaculate
Men with severe cardiovascular conditions that increase surgical risks
Patients with active testicular infections

Unsure if you're a candidate?

Our specialists can evaluate your specific case and medical history to determine if Micro TESE would be beneficial for you. We offer comprehensive consultations to discuss all available options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Micro TESE procedure

Still have questions about Micro TESE or want to know if it's right for your situation?