The most common concern experienced by couples undergoing IVF treatment is whether their eggs, sperm, or embryos are accidentally switched with those of others. The reason for this restlessness and anxiety experienced by the couples is that they cannot observe the IVF cycle process in any way. Near East University Hospital IVF center, which is regularly audited by the TRNC Ministry of Health and the relevant Coordination Center, removes these concerns away thanks to its experienced doctors, advanced technology devices, and high-tech equipped labs, and quality control and management programs that are applied in every stage of the IVF Cycle.

In our center, the past and current treatment processes of our patients are monitored carefully and in detail, and the information is stored in an electronic recording environment that can only be accessed by medical personnel involved in the treatment of the patients. To ensure their safety and effectiveness, the maintenance of the medical devices available in our hospital is done 24/7 organically. Besides, the air, humidity, and temperature levels of the ambiance in which the devices and tools are located are continuously monitored, if necessary, the equipment is retrofitted, and automation systems are used to ensure higher performance.

The general and process-specific statistics of each process applied in the laboratories are evaluated in real-time at regular intervals, and it is ensured that the periodic success rates of each process are realized at the highest possible level.Thanks to the quality management programs, special indicator information belonging to the patients are used at every stage, from the retrieval of reproductive cells from the couples for diagnosis or treatment to the transfer of the embryos to the uterine environment. At the same time, sperm, eggs, and embryos are carefully protected against the risk of accidental switching.Our labs follow a rigid process of validating patient identity at every interaction with the patient and every time sperm and eggs are retrieved, or embryos are manipulated or moved.