Dr. Louis R. Manara

Repeated IVF failure is a perplexing problem which is extremely disheartening to both patient and physician. Once a decision to proceed to IVF has been…

Uterine polyps may be discovered during preparation for IVF when the uterus is evaluated by hysterosalpingogram or during routine vaginal ultrasound monitoring.  The question of whether these polyps…

Because fertility decreases with advancing age it is imperative that the most effective therapies be offered to couples as early in the treatment process as…

After a careful infertility evaluation, approximately 15-20% of couples will be classified as having “unexplained” infertility. What this really means is that given our current…

There have been several publications in recent years suggesting that minor trauma to the uterine lining in the menstrual cycle preceding an IVF treatment cycle…

The gender of your child at birth can be affected by a number of different factors. We’d like to take a moment to discuss gender…

Survival rates have improved significantly over the past decade and many patients may be interested in pursuing fertility options after completion of cancer treatment.  For…

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a great way for many couples who cannot conceive a child on their own begin the great adventure of having…

Because of the large number of follicles often present in patients with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) as well as the usually observed excellent ovarian response…

Egg feezing using vitrification  preserves reproductive potential in women undergoing cancer therapy and is a means of preventing age related decline in fertility.