JG Franco Jr, R L R Baruffi, AL Mauri, CG Petersen, RRB Ferreira, G Ursolino, J Cornicelli
JBRA Assist. Reprod. 1997; 1 (1):44-45
Received March 02, 1997
Accepted May 17, 1997
Abstract
Assisted reproduction techniques are frequently applied to infertile couples, often involving one or both partners and ofien being modified with time. We report a special case in which the husband cryopreserved his sperm due to malignant disease and his wife, after a few unsuccessful attempts with invasive assisted reproduction techniques, ended by opting for a program of egg donation. The patient became pregnant afier the first attempt with egg donation
and gave birth to a boy afier 35 weeks of pregnancy.
