Scientific day in Human Assisted Reproduction
March 2017, Heraklion - Greece Chairs: Mattheos Fraidakis, Aliki Anyfantaki Speaker: Aliki Anyfantaki "New applications for improvement of quality of ovaries - embryos in women over 40 years"
Conference on Early Ovarian Failure and Early Menopause
September 2017, Civitanova, Italy Speaker: Μattheos Fraidakis "Ovarian Rejuvenation"
Crete Fertility Centre sponsored 2nd Women Run for breast cancer’s fight!
The message from Dr. Matthaios Fraidakis, scientific coordinator of the Crete Fertility Centre, and the embryologist of the center of Aliki Anyfanthaki, of the 2nd Women's Run for breast cancer's fight.
International contribution of Crete Fertility Centre
Dr. Mattheos Fraidakis, scientific director of Crete Fertility Centre, will present the topic "Ovarian Transplantation" in the 14th Congress of the European Society of Reproductive Immunology (ESRI), Sunday, October 1st at 17:30. Furthermore, the embryologist of Crete Fertility Centre, Mrs Alki Anyfanthaki, will present conclusions and results of the research on "Ovarian Stimulation" conducted in
Crete Fertility Centre creates lifetime relationships!
A couple from Italy visited today Crete Fertility Centre, 4 years after its successful IVF attempt in our clinic, having their 4-year old child with them while they expressed their gratitude to Dr. Fraidakis for realizing their dream.
Crete Fertility Centre continues to gain worldwide attraction!
Dr. Fraidakis was guest lecturer at the conference on "Early Ovarian Failure and Early Menopause" in Civitanova, Italy and made an interesting presentation through teleconference on "Ovarian Rejuvenation", a technique which is successfully applied at the Crete Fertility Centre!
New smiles in Crete Fertility Centre!
A couple from Italy has visited Crete Fertility Centre these days. After having a child from their first successful attempt in our clinic, they decided to extent their family having a second child with the assistance of Dr Matthaios Fraidakis. The whole procedure was under Dr Fraidakis supervision, who is very happy, having these two
10 common myths about in vitro fertilization, busted!
IVF or in vitro fertilization involves fertilizing the egg with the sperm in the laboratory, then reintroducing the early embryo to the uterus. In 1978, a breakthrough occurred for infertile couples, when biologist Bob Edwards and gynecologist Patrick Steptoe assisted in the birth of the first “test tube baby” Louise Brown, who was born through
Clinic ‘turkey baster’ method may be worth trying before IVF
Putting sperm directly into a woman’s uterus is no longer popular as a fertility treatment, but new evidence suggests it’s more effective than we thought – as well as being a lot easier and cheaper than IVF. Infertility is nothing new, and people have been inventing ways to boost their chances of conceiving for centuries.
New IVF techniques raise hope for infertile couples
New developments in the field of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) give more hope for couples with infertility issues, according to a reproductive health and IVF expert in the last three decades. With “thousands of babies born through IVF procedures every year,” accumulated global value is projected to hit $27 billion by 2020 with those in the
