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Jodhpur’s EMS Clinic Achieves First Successful Birth via Surgical Sperm Retrieval and IVF
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 11:36 AM
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In Jodhpur, the EMS clinic performed a surgical sperm retrieval followed by IVF and ICSI, resulting in the first successful birth in the city for a couple battling obstructive azoospermia.
The EMS clinic in Jodhpur marked a milestone by delivering a baby born through surgical sperm retrieval, in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). The couple, diagnosed with obstructive azoospermia, underwent a minimally invasive procedure to extract viable sperm from the testis. The retrieved sperm were then used to fertilise an egg in the laboratory, leading to a healthy embryo that was implanted successfully.
The birth, confirmed by a neonatal checkup, is the first of its kind in Jodhpur using this combination of techniques. Medical staff at the clinic highlighted the importance of advanced reproductive technologies in overcoming infertility caused by blocked sperm ducts.
For the couple, the achievement brings a new chapter of hope and joy. The parents expressed gratitude towards the medical team for restoring their dream of parenthood.
Health authorities anticipate that this success may encourage more couples in Rajasthan to seek assisted reproductive treatments, potentially increasing the availability of such services across the state.
The birth, confirmed by a neonatal checkup, is the first of its kind in Jodhpur using this combination of techniques. Medical staff at the clinic highlighted the importance of advanced reproductive technologies in overcoming infertility caused by blocked sperm ducts.
For the couple, the achievement brings a new chapter of hope and joy. The parents expressed gratitude towards the medical team for restoring their dream of parenthood.
Health authorities anticipate that this success may encourage more couples in Rajasthan to seek assisted reproductive treatments, potentially increasing the availability of such services across the state.