Definition of pipe children
Pupils are a term used to refer to children who have been born as a result of fertilization of a mature egg outside the woman’s uterus. This is known as in vitro fertilization. The female egg is fertilized in a glass container known as a Petri dish. In 1976, a British woman gave birth to her baby in the same way.
The reasons for resorting to pipe children
When women
Infertility cases in women: The obstruction of the fallopian tube which leads to the lack of vaccination and the difficulty of occurring within the body, and the incidence of uterine tube damage, and age, and the incidence of migraine uterine migraine.
In men
Infertility cases in men: The weakness of sperm in terms of type and number and the presence of high abnormalities in them, or the presence of antibodies to sperm.
Pediatric tube therapy
- Perform specific tests for both spouses to determine the cause of pregnancy, such as: blood test, uterine examination, fallopian tube test, and sperm examination.
- Revitalize the ovaries of the wife with the aim of producing the largest number of eggs suitable for fertilization in one cycle.
- Monitoring oocytes using the ultrasound machine vaginal to determine the size and number and prevent the occurrence of any complications.
- The withdrawal of eggs from the body of the mother during a small operation and under anesthesia, by using ultrasounds to reach the eggs in the first ovaries and then the second, and withdraw the eggs and the fluid inside.
- Examination of oocytes in vitro for selection of egg or mature eggs and use in the process of IVF.
- Place the eggs in a special liquid for six hours.
- Preparation of the sperm sample after four hours of collection of eggs; either by natural ejaculation or any other method, and one egg in the process of the children of the tubes to about 10 000 to 100.000 sperm, and then treated sperm in a special way by washing and remove distorted shapes, And then put them in the incubator.
- Place the extracted eggs and sperm in one container in an atmosphere similar to the natural environment for 18 hours, until the sperm tries to penetrate the wall of the egg and thus fertilization process.
- Examine the oocytes to ensure complete fertilization, and then put the fertilized egg in the incubator for 24 hours.
- Transfer the fertilized fertilized egg to the womb of the mother on the third or fifth day of the vaccination using a high laboratory tube that passes from the cervix to the inside of the uterine cavity.