Question 1

What fertility treatments and services does Gameta offer?

Accepted Answer

Gameta provides a comprehensive portfolio of assisted reproduction services. Core treatments include conventional in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) for male factor infertility, as well as intrauterine insemination (IUI) with partner or donor sperm. The clinic runs a fully accredited egg‑donation programme, offering both fresh and vitrified donor‑egg cycles, and provides egg‑freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) for fertility preservation. Advanced options feature pre‑implantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT‑A) and monogenic disorders (PGT‑M), the HBA‑IMSI double‑selection technique for severe teratozoospermia, and micro‑TESE for azoospermic men. Surgical interventions such as laparoscopic tubal recanalisation, hysteroscopic polypectomy, and varicocele repair are also available, alongside hormonal stimulation protocols, comprehensive diagnostic work‑ups, and psychological counselling throughout treatment.

Question 2

Who are the fertility doctors and specialists at Gameta?

Accepted Answer

Gameta’s medical team combines leading reproductive endocrinologists, gynaecologists and embryologists across its six Polish centres. In Warsaw, the team includes Dr. Grzegorz Południewski (reproductive endocrinology), Dr. Iwona Szymusik (gynaecology and reproductive medicine), Prof. Dr. Katarzyna Kosińska‑Kaczyńska (perinatology), and Dr. Robert Matusiak (diagnostic hysteroscopy). Supporting specialists comprise Dr. Joanna Bartosiewicz (clinical immunology), Dr. Sylwia Jędrzejewska (sexology and psychology) and embryologist Aleksandra Aniszewska. In Łódź, the leadership features Prof. Dr. Jerzy Radwan (gynaecology and reproductive endocrinology) together with Dr. Renata Banach‑Strużycka and Dr. Grzegorz Guzowski. Across all sites, the clinic employs a multidisciplinary team of over 30 fertility physicians, embryologists, urologists, andrologists, and dedicated nursing staff, all certified by national and European reproductive societies.

Question 3

What are the IVF success rates at Gameta?

Accepted Answer

Gameta reports a 68.1% pregnancy rate for the first in vitro fertilisation (IVF) cycle, which rises to 82% in the second cycle and reaches 90.5% by the third attempt. The cumulative live‑birth rate after three IVF cycles is reported at 92%, reflecting the clinic’s high‑efficacy protocols. For donor‑egg IVF cycles, success aligns with the overall IVF performance, with pregnancy rates exceeding 65% per transfer in published data. Intrauterine insemination (IUI) shows a clinical pregnancy rate of up to 15.5% per cycle, increasing to over 40% after three consecutive cycles, while donor‑sperm IUI exceeds 50% after four attempts in women under 35. These outcomes are supported by Gameta’s ESHRE‑accredited laboratories, advanced embryo culture systems, and individualized ovarian stimulation strategies, ensuring consistent high success across age groups and treatment modalities.

Question 4

What IVF laboratory technology does Gameta use?

Accepted Answer

Gameta’s IVF laboratories are ESHRE‑accredited and equipped with state‑of‑the‑art embryo culture systems. The clinic employs time‑lapse incubators that continuously monitor embryo development under low‑oxygen (5% O₂) conditions, allowing precise selection of blastocysts for transfer. Cryopreservation is performed using vitrification technology, ensuring >95% post‑thaw survival of oocytes and embryos. All gametes and embryos are tracked with the RI Witness digital traceability platform, which records each handling step to prevent mix‑ups. Additionally, the labs use high‑resolution micromanipulation equipment for ICSI and micro‑TESE, and automated semen analysis systems for standardized male factor assessment.

Question 5

What is the history and background of Gameta?

Accepted Answer

Gameta was founded over 30 years ago and has grown into the largest network of medically assisted reproduction centres in Poland, operating six clinics in Warsaw, Łódź, Gdynia, Kielce, Bydgoszcz and Wrocław. It was the first clinic in Europe to receive the ESHRE accreditation (C‑001), confirming adherence to the highest European standards for ART. To date, Gameta has facilitated more than 20 000 pregnancies and maintains a 95% patient‑satisfaction rate. The clinic continuously invests in research and development, contributing to pioneering techniques such as vitrification, time‑lapse embryo monitoring and the first Polish egg‑cell bank. Its long‑standing experience is supported by accredited training programmes for physicians, embryologists and nursing staff.

Question 6

Does Gameta offer egg donation for IVF treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Gameta runs a dedicated egg‑donation programme for IVF cycles. The clinic maintains a screened donor database, with donors undergoing comprehensive medical, serological and genetic testing in line with Polish and EU regulations. Donor eggs are either used fresh or after vitrification, and are matched to recipients based on phenotypic criteria such as blood type, eye colour and stature. Gameta reports pregnancy rates of approximately 65% per transfer for donor‑egg cycles, comparable to its overall IVF success. The service includes full counselling, legal documentation, and coordinated care from the initial screening through embryo transfer and follow‑up.

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