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artificial insemination
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artificial insemination

Introduction by instrument of semen from a sperm bank or donor into the female reproductive tract to bring about fertilization. Originally used by animal breeders to improve stock with sperm from high-quality males, in the 20th century it was developed for use in humans, to help the infertile. See in vitro fertilization.

The sperm for artificial insemination may come from the husband (AIH) or a donor (AID).



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Human immunodeficiency virus type 1-serodiscordant couples can bear healthy children after undergoing intrauterine insemination, Fertility and Sterility, 1998, 70(1):35-39; Gilling-Smith C et al.
More and more often, lesbian couples are getting pregnant through such advanced methods as intrauterine insemination and with the help of fertility medications, according to Carol Frost Vercollone, coauthor of Helping the Stork, a 1997 book about donor insemination.
The Center's highly successful infertility program offers diagnostic testing, ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination and in vitro fertilization (IVF), as well as gestational surrogacy and oocyte donation.
 
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