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ieggbank.com. New York Egg Bank (NYEB) is first registered Egg Bank in East Coast, where can implement all aspects of fertility preservation, storage for oocyte, embryos, s***m and reproductive tissues, and match frozen egg donor for recipient. It is also one of leading assisted reproduction facility in Manhattan, New York, where is a brand-new with high privacy, state-of-the-art and cutting-edge technology. Our world-renowned reproductive endocrinology & infertility (REI) doctors, doctoral scientists, geneticists, nurses, genetic counselors and donor coordinators, who have the highest possible qualifications and national certifications, maintain the highest level of quality and privacy during services. Our goal is to provide high quality reproduction care and help you preserve your fertility and build the family of your dreams. Our mission is to help you and your family to achieve “Inheritance of life, and Inheritance of wealth”.

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11/28/2016

New York Eggbank is only one government Registered bank for egg donor, egg banking, s***m banking, and tissues banking! iEggbank.com

10/04/2016

Legal Issues for Storage
If you are considering freezing your ovarian tissue, TESE, MESA tissues, s***m and embryo (Reproductive Tissues, Gametes and Embryos, RTGE), it is a good idea to consult with an attorney specializing in reproductive law in order specifies what should happen to your RTGE in the event of your death.
They are your biological tissue, and you should decide what to do with them if you are not around to use them. Make sure that any agreements that you sign at the fertility clinic are in agreement with your wishes and your own estate plans.
There are numerous questions that an attorney can walk you through. For example, if you died, would you want your RTGE donated to the NYEB? Or, would you want a family member to have the option of using them? Do you want your estate to continue to pay for their storage? If a family member or friend conceived a child from your RTGE, would you want that child to inherit from your estate? Or, would you want your RTGE destroyed or donated for research?
Ideally these are decisions that should be made before having your RTGE storage. No one likes to think about death at a time when they are planning for future life, but consulting with an attorney who specializes in reproductive or family-building law can put your mind at ease knowing any eventualities are taken care of according to your wishes.

10/04/2016

Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation
Ovarian tissue freezing offers the advantage of limited to no treatment delay, while other options unfortunately can cause treatment delay for some cancers. Many treatment plans for breast cancer do allow ample time for Fertility Preservation following surgery and prior to chemotherapy or radiation treatment.
The main Fertility Preservation option for cancer women at reproductive age, who is to freeze ovarian tissue. Through a laparoscopic procedure, a small piece of the o***y, which is rich in follicles containing immature eggs, is removed. This biopsy specimen is then frozen via vitrification high technology for the patient’s future use.
This procedure can be quickly performed by a reproductive endocrinologist and does not delay chemotherapy. It can and has been performed in very young girls (the youngest to date was just shy of 17 months old), and chemotherapy can actually be started the next day, which is the best part, no delay to treatment.
Years down the road when a female has been cured of her cancer and wants to consider having a family, this ovarian tissue can be thawed and re-implanted, with the hope that it will then produce mature eggs from which pregnancy can occur for natural birth. A second potential use of the tissue is to attempt to grow the ovarian tissue, in an in vitro environment, oocyte in vitro maturation (IVM) and harvest mature oocytes for fertilization and embryo production followed by transfer of the embryos to the female having IVF baby.
The costs to collect and freeze ovarian tissue are in the $12,000-$15,000 range for the procedure. In some patients, it can be done as part of another necessary surgery so that most of the cost is covered by insurance.
Who Uses Ovarian Tissue Storage and Why?
Most women choose to store ovarian tissue because they will be undergoing cancer treatment therapies that may affect their future fertility. This type of reproductive storage is commonly associated with oncology patients because it allows for a relatively quick retrieval (1~2 days) and therefore only a short postponement of the chemo or radiotherapy.
How Do I Get Started With Ovarian Tissue Storage?
Ovarian tissue storage appointments are available for scheduling within one to three days of your initial call. While it is advantageous for patients to bank all frozen ovarian tissue specimens prior to beginning cancer treatment therapies that can result in infertility, recent studies have shown that viable samples can be collected in the early stages of some treatments.


Embryo and Ovarian Tissue Storage Fees

Specimen removal from storage, preparation for transport and restocking fee (if applicable) $25
All storage terms are renewable. Shorter storage terms are available for extenuating circumstances.

10/04/2016

What Is Embryo Storage?
Embryo storage is the cryopreservation of a woman’s embryos for later use. Women are undergone fertility drugs stimulation making the ovaries to produce more eggs, then the eggs can be fertilized through conventional IVF or ICSI procedure, and the resulting embryos can be frozen via vitrification technology and stored in liquid nitrogen-filled tanks for long-term preservation in order to use future treatment cycles. Important before storage, all embryos have to pre-screened risks for infectious diseases when women are undergone IVF treatment.
Who Uses Embryo Storage and Why?
·Patients undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) or intra-cytoplasmic s***m injection (ICSI) treatment
·Women concerned with future fertility
·Cancer Patients
·High Impact Athletes
·Transgender Clients
·Women wanting to donate embryos

10/04/2016

Testicular Tissue (TESE) and MESA S***m Storage
When it is not possible to produce a s***m sample for storage, s***m can often be obtained from the epididymis (microsurgical epididymal s***m aspiration, MESA) or a testicular tissue biopsy using a technique called testicular s***m extraction (TESE) after making a small incision in the testicle under local anesthesia. In many cases, s***m can be retrieved from the te**es of men who have become infertile due to cancer treatments. TESE or MESA is a common procedure in many fertility service clinics across the country for adult men, but is less commonly used (and considered experimental) for fertility preservation in adolescent boys. TESE or MESA is an outpatient procedure where testicular tissue is surgically removed and frozen for future use. When needed, the testicular tissue or MESA s***m is thawed, evaluated, and an attempt is to use for fertility treatment through SperMagic® boosting s***m motility, and then may be used in combination with Intra Cytoplasmic S***m Injection (ICSI).

10/04/2016

S***m Storage
What is S***m Storage?
S***m storage or s***m cryopreservation or s***m banking are all terms used to define the rapidly growing use of male fertility preservation. S***m is collected, typically through ma********on, and frozen in cryovials or straws then stored in liquid nitrogen-filled tanks. This has proven to be an extremely effective means of preserving s***m, and when combined with the appropriate storage and shipping protocols, no one knows for how long the s***m can be preserved. However, the world's oldest baby-Newborn Xavier Powell was conceived using s***m frozen 23 YEARS ago before his father had cancer treatment that made him infertile.
Who Consider S***m Freezing?
·Cancer Patients
·Pre-Vasectomy Patients
·Military Personnel, Police Officers, Firefighters
·High Impact Athletes
·Transgender Clients
·Advancing Paternal Age
By far the largest group of s***m storage users is male cancer patients. Due to the high cure rates for many types of cancer, oncology professionals are more frequently directing patients to male fertility preservation options prior to cancer treatments that could leave them infertile.
In addition, for young men who have long term work at fertility associated with suspected harmful environmental conditions or have some fertility related habits based on current literatures, such as ionizing radiation (X-rays, cosmic radiation, radioactive materials), no ionizing radiation (computer, TVs, microwaves, radar, TV/Radio/mobile phone, UV and infra red light, wireless technology, VDU operators), heavy metals, injurious smell (gas), alcohol and caffeine consumption, heavy smoker, construction material containing radiation materials and chemicals (formalin), painting, pesticide, farmer fertilizer, industrial chemicals, agrochemicals, molding plastic manufacture (phthalates, PCBs, dioxins, BPA), occupational works ( hair dressers, motor mechanics, builders, food additives, polluted water, pharmacist, etc). All of those may potentially impact on s***m quality and s***matogenesis. They may consider freezing their s***m in early and young age.

10/04/2016

Application and selection of egg donation
Egg donors must be in accordance with the egg on the nyeb donation application procedures, need to go through a preliminary screening and three rounds of interviews (and our clinical Co ordinator, doctors and psychologists) as well as some test. Only donor applicants through all of these screening steps, in order to be listed as NYEB's egg donation candidates, and the recipient couples to match and meet the requirements of NYEB. NYEB's egg donation program is highly selective.
First step egg donation match:
When a couple decides to use the donated eggs, they can view the NYEB egg donor library online and select a candidate from the donor library. NYEB's egg donation Coordinator will contact the donor to confirm her availability when the recipient is determined to match the donor's initial donor egg matching. If an egg donor and recipient wish to agree, the donor will perform all the blood tests required by the United States FDA, which will eventually determine the availability of the donor.
Step 2, the egg donor from the super row of treatment:
Egg donors will be under the guidance of a doctor, his daily use or injection from the hormone, so that the cycle of her cycle and the recipient to synchronize or meet the needs of NYEB. Ovarian stimulation from the Super Ovulation, is the egg donor daily injections of gonadotropin to stimulate her ovaries have a number of follicular development and growth. In the process of ovarian stimulation, egg donors will be closely monitored by the clinic, and through blood tests and ultrasound, in order to ensure good ovarian response, and not lead to excessive stimulation. This requires an egg donor several times a return visit to the NYEB clinic or our local clinic. These monitors are scheduled to work in the early hours of the morning, in order to avoid interfering with the daily work of the donors.
The third step - the donor recipient's endometrial preparation:
One side of the egg recipient needs to have a good endometrial environment, especially if the endometrium needs at least 7mm thick, which is an important factor in deciding the success or failure of the egg cycle. At the same time, the recipient needs to be treated with estrogen and progesterone to prepare for the embryo to be prepared for the embryo. The preparation of recipient endometrium and embryo transfer is usually not a problem. But in rare cases, part of the receiver is difficult to achieve minimum thickness of endometrium may need special treatment, such as additional supplies of compound vitamin; some recipient autoimmunity may to use other drugs, in order to improve the success of embryo implantation rate.
The fourth step - the donor's trigger ovulation and transva**nal ultrasound eggs:
In order to evaluate the effect of ovarian stimulation and determine the timing of oocyte retrieval, it is necessary to use transva**nal ultrasound to monitor the size of follicles, and to cooperate with blood tests to check the E2 value (estrogen), to adjust the dosage of the drug. When two to three more than the diameter of follicles larger than 1.8cm, and the number of follicles above 1.4cm and E2 value, it can be injected with human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), to promote follicular maturation. HCG hours after injection of 34-36 to take eggs. The most commonly used mode of egg is in the local anesthesia or general anesthesia cases, transva**nal B ultrasound guided, will take the egg needle through the va**na fornix, direct ovarian eggs are aspirated, and immediately under the microscope the egg to embryo bearing culture solution in a Petri dish, 37 C incubator culture. Donors need to take a day off to get the rest of the body to restore the body. Remote donors are required to come to our clinic or related clinics for 2 nights and 3 days to get the eggs ready and take the eggs (NYEB provides travel expenses).
Fifth step - in vitro fertilization of the egg - and the recipient's embryo transfer:
S***m or s***m recipient husband provided the time and the day of oocyte retrieval for the same day. Wash your hands before taking the essence, use ma********on to keep semen. The cup is sterile, taken when not to touch the cup and the cup edge. The semen was treated by the method of upstream or Percoll density gradient centrifugation. 3-4 hours after the treatment of s***m and eggs in the same culture dish, after 18 hours of co culture, can be observed under the microscope fertilization. If the s***m quality is too poor to be naturally fertilized, it must be forced to be fertilized by a micro injection method (the s***m of the reference egg). Fertilized eggs in vitro culture 48-72 hours can be developed to 8-16 cell stage embryos. At this time based on the patient's age, have been pregnant and no and the quality of the embryo, the number of embryos transferred, the number of extra embryos can be frozen. Embryo transfer generally does not require anesthesia. At present, more than third days after fertilization, we use 3-5 days after fertilization. Delayed embryo transfer time is the fifth day of the blastocyst stage, to in vitro conditions require higher, but delayed time to transplant more in line with the physiology of pregnancy, but also through natural selection to eliminate poor quality embryos, can improve the pregnancy rate, reducing the rate of multiple births.
The sixth step, the donor's examination and recipient's pregnancy test:
After the egg donor eggs to return to the NYEB clinic or related clinics to review, so as to ensure that the donor after ovarian stimulation to restore normal body. In the majority of cases, donors will not have any problem, take the egg after the 1-2 can return to normal. If the donor has any discomfort, the NYEB clinic or related clinic will pay close attention to the physical condition of the donor and keep in touch with her until the donor is fully recovered. The recipient in embryo transplantation after two weeks of pregnancy test, through blood test to measure the level of hCG. At present, using injection method to support luteal progesterone. If you are pregnant, you can use hCG to continue to add to the 10 week of pregnancy.
Re use of STEP7- egg donors:
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10/04/2016

Optional Donor Eggs
Frozen Eggs
In this process, the donor has already been screened, stimulated and eggs retrieved and frozen. We immediately send the donor’s frozen eggs to your selected clinic. As soon as you are ready, the donor eggs are thawed, fertilized, and ready to be transferred to you as embryos.
Cost per cycle:
Six mature vitrified eggs: $15,900
Seven mature vitrified eggs: $16,900
Additional eggs: $2,650 each
Shipping costs: $600 USA domestic, $800 Canada and $2000 and more customs allowed other International Clinics
A specific donor egg’s cost is varies, such as egg donation for VIP recipient (EDFVIP), egg donors from Ivy League (EDIVY), please contact with NYEB for more detail information.
Advantages of frozen eggs:
· Already banked pre-screened donor eggs.
· The cost is much cheaper than fresh egg donor.
The eggs are available immediately. No waiting months for fresh donor cycle

10/04/2016

Frozen Donor Eggs Lot Assurance
Trained Laboratory Affiliate
Technology Affiliate laboratory or clinic has been trained in the use and implementation of NYEB’s proven laboratory and clinical protocols. Patients undergoing NYEB frozen donor egg cycles at these Clinics receive the NYEB egg survival guarantee. NYEB guarantees the survival of at least four (4) eggs from each egg lot of six (6) mature donor eggs purchased and shipped to a Trained Laboratory Affiliate.
NON-Trained Laboratory Affiliate
NON-Trained Laboratory Affiliate laboratory or clinic has opted to not receive training in NYEB protocols. These IVF centers use their own experience and protocols with NYEB frozen donor eggs. There are no NYEB guarantees associated with NON-Trained Laboratory affiliate cycles.
While the vast majority of NYEB network affiliates have been trained in our technology, please check with your local center to confirm their NYEB Trained/Non-Trained status. It is the responsibility of the patient and local center to clarify this status prior to the selection and shipment of eggs.