The fertility treatment of many causes of infertility revolves around a concept to increase cycle fecundity. Cycle fecundity is the likelihood of a pregnancy resulting in any given menstrual cycle. Treatments that increase cycle fecundity can be applied to a multitude of pathologic conditions. These treatments accelerate the "fertility curve" and may improve the otherwise protracted curve of patients with unexplained infertility. Take a look at the various treatment guides at San Diego Fertility Center.

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IVF Video Collection

Most of our fertility patients have access to a computer. That’s why SDFC has an extensive online educational video collection for the convenience of our patients.

For prospective patients can get a first impression of both Dr. Hummel and Dr. Kettel through their online welcome videos before coming in for a consultation.

Another video shows Embryology Lab Director Bill Venier and his staff giving an introduction of the embryology lab.

Nurse Practitioner Chris O’Kane gives advice about IVF and Kim Carnevale talks about insurance and financial options.

In addition, a 10-minute video is available that looks behind the scenes and show transvaginal oocyte collection, GIFT/ZIFT, IVF embryo transfer and ICSI.

A great tool for couples who would like to review the instructions given to them during the IVF consult is the IVF Orientation Video.

Please note: You will need Windows Media Player to watch the videos. Get your free copy by clicking on the icon.

To view our video collection, please make the following selection:
Your access the Internet via cable modem, click here.
Your access the Internet via dial-up modem, click here.

For our interactive online patient seminars, please click here.

Last updated: November 27, 2007
Editor: Constanze Scherer