A Woman in Australia Has unknowingly raven’s Birth to Baby, After Her Fertility Clinic Accidentally Implanted Another Woman’s Embryos Into.
The Mix-Up at Monash IVF in Brisbane, Queensland has Been blamed on Human error, Australian Media Reports.
“Behalf of Monash IVF, I Want to Sorry I am What has been happened,” CEO Michael Knaap Said, adding That Everyone at The Fertility Clinic Was “Devastated” at The Mistake.
Last Year, The Same Clinic Paid A $ 56m (£ 26.8m) Settlement to Hundred to Hundred Patients Whose Embryos Were Destroyed Them Them Being Viable.
According to a Spokesperson for Monash IVF, Staff Became Aware Of February When The Birth Parenter Asked to Their Remaining Frozen Embryos To Another Clinic.
“Instead of Finding The Expected Number of Embryos, an Additional Embryo Remained Storage,” The Spokesperson was quoted by ABC by ABC.
Monash has confirmed that another on Embryo Patient Had be Mistaknly Thawed And Transferred to the Wrong Person, Resulting in The Birth Of A Child.
The Clinic has launched An Investigation and The Incident has begeferred to Regulatory Bodies. Mr Knaap Said The Clinic Was Confident It Isolated Incident.
Last Year, Monash IVF Reached A $ 56m (£ 26.8m) Settlement in A Landmark Class Action With 700 former pataients Destroying Embryos After Inaccurate genetic testing.
The Case Found That 35% of the Embryos, which is the actually normal and Could Resulted in A Viable Pregnancy, Were Found to Be Abnormal By The Faulty Screening.
IVF – OR in vitro fertilisation – Involves from the Removal of Eggs From a Woman’s Ovaries, which Are Then Fertilised With A Laboratory in SPERM. When The Fertilised Eggs Become Embryos, They Are Inserted Into The Woman’s Uterus.
It is an expensive process and not successful every time.
In 2021 There 20,690 Babies Born As A Result of IVF in Australia and New Zealand, According to A Report by The University of New South Wales.
