Embryos mixed in the IVF center, gave birth to someone else’s baby! – Cyprus Newspaper

A scandalous event took place in Australia…

Embryos to be transferred in Monash IVF, the most comprehensive in vitro fertilization center of the country operating in Queensland.

The event, which was noticed after the transfer, opened a yo to a response chain questioning the reliability of health institutions in the country.

« Sorry »

According to the Guardian newspaper, the center said that the transfer of another embryo to a woman in one of the clinics in Brisbane, in other words, the woman was upset about the incident after another woman gave birth to another woman.

It was noticed months later

The error was detected in February after the parent demanded that the remaining embryos be transferred to another in vitro fertilization provider.

In a statement made by the institution, after this request, there is no expected number of embryos of parents, and a double embryo belonging to a double embryo said.

« Human error welded »

Monash IVF said that the investigation of the investigation confirmed that the embryo received from another parent was “dissolved” accidentally.

While it was stated that the situation in question was due to “human error ,, this situation was reported in the week after the detection.

« An individual event » statement

Monash IVF Tepe Manager Michael Knaap said that the company will continue to support the parents by apologizing for the confusion.

KNAAP, in his statement, « Monash IVF’de collapsed; we apologize to everyone concerned, » he argued that the additional inspections were done and this is « confident that it is an individual event, » he argued.

The institution also requested that the incident was investigated and stated that they are completely dependent on the application of all kinds of recommendations ”.

The incident was also reported to the Reproductive Technology Accreditation Committee, which is also the regulatory institution responsible for auxiliary reproductive technologies of Queensland.

It happened before

The IVF Center reached a compensation agreement of $ 56 million with more than 700 old patients after allegations that he destroyed embryos during a faulty genetic examination in August.

In a statement made by the institution, it was stated that an agreement was reached through the mediator, but the responsibility of the incident was not accepted.