Highly complex reproductive medicine involves achieving a healthy, viable pregnancy in cases where conventional assisted reproduction protocols and treatments are unable to provide a solution.
What does highly
complex reproductive
medicine involve?
It is the result of 35 years’ experience resolving cases considered
impossible, thoroughly studying and investigating the underlying
causes of failure or miscarriage in so many women.
Based on complete personalisation, the high-complexity reproductive
medicine offered by the Juana Crespo Team is able to design unique
treatments with the best possible chance of success.
There are as many treatments as there are people. We believe in highly advanced, personalised medicine from the moment the patient first calls.
We delve deeply into the mechanism that has led to reproductive failure, both in the natural biological process and in assisted reproduction treatment.
Ovaries, eggs, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix and vagina all influence the reproductive process. Highly specialised medicine intervenes specifically in each organ to ensure overall function, without overlooking the male factor, which is the other essential 50% in fertilisation.
Focused on adaptability according to each patient’s response at different stages of their journey. With the ability to react decisively and efficiently.
Highly complex assisted reproduction is capable of making bold decisions to find, in many cases, solutions to highly exceptional situations. This boldness is underpinned by experience, knowledge and, above all, the safety of the patient and her embryos.
In general, high-complexity assisted reproduction treatments are recommended for any woman who requires highly personalised reproductive medicine because she does not respond well to standard treatment protocols.
To reach where most cannot, you have to do things that most do not
Patients with a poor reproductive prognosis
01Endometriosis
02Maternity from the age of 40
03Low ovarian reserve
04History of failed assisted reproductive treatments
05Implantation failures
06Recurrent miscarriages
07Uterine disorders
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Key aspects of highly
complex assisted
reproduction
A thorough diagnosis is essential before beginning fertility treatment. It must be borne in mind that, in most cases, the causes of infertility are multifactorial and require a very comprehensive and detailed assessment.
It requires professionals in all areas who possess a high level of expertise and a spirit of research and initiative. They must be accustomed to dealing with exceptional cases.
Highly complex reproductive medicine requires significant cutting-edge technological capabilities. Diagnostic devices such as high-resolution 3D and 4D ultrasound scanners, advanced technology in the laboratory and genetics departments, fully equipped operating theatres, etc.
Integration of management and constant monitoring systems that guarantee the safety of biological material under any circumstances, even in critical situations.
Highly complex reproductive medicine is based on the evidence gained from experience in resolving seemingly impossible cases. It is capable of creating its own effective protocols and treatments, always tailored to the patient’s profile. The result of years of research.
The main difference between high-complexity and standard treatments is the personalization at every step of the process.
Standard assisted reproduction treatments are designed for 80% of couples or women. These treatments offer little room for personalization, such as adjusting medication dosages or the type of technique used.
However, high-complexity reproductive medicine personalizes the entire process from the very first call. This includes:
Initial consultation with diagnostic tests specific to the patient.
Diagnosis of possible causes.
Design of a personalized strategy that includes:
Type of treatment.
Implementation of the treatment protocol.
Expected results and goals.
Planning of phases and scheduling.
Cost estimate.
High-complexity fertility treatments are suitable for all types of patients because, thanks to personalized care, the same results are achieved with fewer attempts, resulting in savings of both time and money for the patient. It is especially recommended for women around 40 years old who wish to become mothers using their own eggs.
Specialists in complex reproductive medicine are highly trained professionals with comprehensive and thorough education.
In addition to their specialized training as gynecologists with a focus on assisted reproduction, all our professionals undergo over a year of in-house training under the medical director before beginning independent practice.
Areas of training:
Diagnostic tests and tools
Surgical procedures
Types of strategies, protocol development, and adaptation based on patient response
Study of treatment failures in other clinics
After completing the one-year in-house training period, they will further specialize in a specific service (endometrial preparations, infertility due to endometriosis, surgical procedures).
If you’re interested in the price of one of the advanced fertility treatments offered by Equipo Juana Crespo, you can contact us by phone, and one of our fertility specialists will provide you with information, without obligation, and answer all your questions. You can also check our website in the pricing and financing section.
