While a number of ovarian follicles begin to develop during each normal menstrual cycle, the coordinated actions of Follicle-Stimulating Factor (FSH)

TDI involves the deposit of frozen-thawed donor semen into the uterus during the most fertile period of a woman’s cycle.

ICSI is part of the whole IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) process. During a normal menstrual cycle, only 1 egg is usually recruited to mature in a capsule of fluid called a follicle.

Assisted hatching (AH) involves microdissection of the zona pellucida (shell), prior to embryo transfer, in order to facilitate the hatching of the embryo from its protective envelope and thereby improve the odds of uterine implantation.