The University of Michigan Health Center for Reproductive Medicine provides counseling, education and treatment for infertile patients through In vitro fertilization, ultrasound-guided embryo transfer, sperm injection, embryo freezing, intrauterine insemination, egg donor in vitro fertilization and therapeutic donor insemination.
The Fertility Preservation Program at the University of Michigan Health Center for Reproductive Medicine provides sperm and egg collection and storage service for cancer patients, along with counseling and education services to help them understand their options for having children after cancer treatment.
At the University of Michigan Health Center for Reproductive Medicine, we offer a cutting-edge procedure called pre-implantation genetic diagnosis to identify genetic disorders in embryos, and then implant the unaffected embryos using in vitro fertilization.
