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Test tube baby in pvt. hospital
By Our Staff Reporter
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG. 28. A private hospital in the city has
claimed to have successfully managed the birth of the South
Kerala's first test tube baby using the `Blastocyst' culture
technique.
The baby was born to Mr. S.H. Mallan (51), an employee of a
private firm in Alappuzha, and Ms. R. Sukuntha (42), a Government
employee. Mother and baby are safe, according to a release from
Samad Hospital.
In blastocyst culture technique, the embryo is grown in the
laboratory chambers for five days, instead of two-day period in
conventional In Vitro Fertilization, before it is deposited in
the uterus of the recipient woman. The mature embryo increases
the chances of pregnancy.
So far, 10 test tube babies have been born at this hospital
while another ten test tube pregnancies are in various stages of
progress.
The team of doctors behind the IVF procedure are Dr. Sathy M.
Pillai, Dr. Meera, Dr. Manjula and Dr. Raja Singh.
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