Success with Fertility Treatment
A new decade brings exciting changes to the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine. At the end of 2009, we wrapped up a successful year bringing many new babies to new parents. We also opened our new state-of-the-art procedure room and IVF laboratory (more pictures coming soon). Now with the privacy and comforts of an office setting along with the resources of a major medical center, we offer the latest procedures and techniques to help you reach your dream of parenthood. We are looking forward to having the same success in 2010 as we did in 2009.
News and Announcements
Physician in the News
Dr. Kim was recently featured in the news for his ovarian tissue transplant technique, which can be used to assist patients with long term side effects from cancer treatment.
Please enjoy the stories below and find out more about the services offered by the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine and the Fertility Preservation Program:
- Rare Ovarian Tissue Transplant Surgery Performed (WDAF, Kansas City)
- Cancer Survivor Received Ovarian Transplant (KMBC, Kansas City)
- Rare Surgery Renews Woman's Hope for Children (KTKA, Topeka)
- KU Surgeon Offers Cancer Survivor Chance at Motherhood (Lawrence Journal World, Lawrence)
New Seminar Announced
The Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine is excited to announce an upcoming seminar. The event will be held on September 30th, 2010. The newest member of the Center, Dr. Sacha Krieg, will discuss the Tender Loving Care Program for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss. One of the Center's nurses, Judy Gay, R.N., will conduct a presentation titled
"The Fertility Connection: Mind, Body, and Soul". Please check back soon for more details and information to RSVP for the event.
New Faculty Member to Join the Center
We are pleased to announce Sacha Krieg, M.D., Ph.D. will be joining the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine in Fall 2010. Dr. Krieg presently works with one of the largest IVF units in the United States at Stanford University. In addition to her work in the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine, Dr. Krieg will start the first program in the region for the care and treatment of recurrent early pregnancy losses.
Dr. Krieg will be joined by her husband, Adam Krieg, Ph.D. who will be conducting research with the Division of Reproductive Research, which is a part the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
