ART Assisted Reproductive Technology (or Technique), commonly called ART, refers to any infertility treatment that uses advanced technology to combine sperm and eggs outside the body in a laboratory. Most couples go through extensive infertility evaluation before considering ART. Some infertile couples will choose to use lower-technology treatments, such as intrauterine insemination (IUI), before turning to ART. Others find that their chances at getting pregnant are optimal with ART. It's estimated that about one-third of infertile couples in the United States are good candidates for infertility treatment using ART. | ||||
Egg DonorsThe primary benefit to women who donate eggs to couples suffering infertility is knowing that they have helped another woman achieve pregnancy. Donors may becompensated for their time and effort. Read more... | ||||
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Many ART procedures involve in vitro fertilization, the process in which eggs, retrieved from the ovary, are fertilized in the laboratory with the partner’s sperm (or donor sperm, if necessary). Subsequently, the resulting embryos are transferred into the woman’s uterus. There are four major steps in an IVF cycle: 
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