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On behalf of the physicians, embryologist, nurses and administrative staff, we hope to welcome you to our Panama IVF program in Panama City. We would feel honored to be working with you and your partner in your desire to start a family. You and your partner will be embarking upon a very exciting and possibly stressful few weeks and we hope that we can provide you with the necessary skills to help you navigate through the process.
The procedures we offer:
- In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
- Microinjection (ICSI)
- Intra Uterin Insemination (IUI)
- TESE
- MESA
- PGD
- Assisted Hatching (AH)
Donations:
- Egg Donation
- Sperm Donation
- Embryo Donation
Others:
- Embryo Glue
- Cytoplasmic transfer
To find more about us and our services please contact us.
Additional Details
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Additional Services
- Airport pickup, accommodation assistance
PHOTOS
Dr. Mario Vega
Medical school graduate at the University of Panama in 1978; completed Gynecology and Obstetrics residency in 1983 at the Caja de Seguro Social, and between 1983-1985 he specialized at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Hospital and Medical Center in New York, where he received his Maternal and Fetal Medicine Fellowship. From 1986-1987 he was Perinatology physician at the Metropolitan ...
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Dr.Sindy Rojas
Dr. Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Reproductive Endocrinology Specialist, University of California. Coordinator at the Punta Pacifica Reproductive Center. School of Medicine (University of California ) (Sept. . 1995 – May 1999 . ) Internship (Aug. 2000 - Dec.2001) Gynecology & Obstetrics (University of California). Residency: Gynecology & Obstetrics Reproduction Medicine. (Jan. 2002 ...
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Dr. Icela Subia
Specialist in Gynecology and Obstetrics. Obstetrics and Gynecology Graduate, University of Panama Medical School, equivalent to 96 hours of continuous medical education on December 18, 2001. Authorship * Authorship certificate for a poster with the title of: "Perinatal impact on babies greater than or equal to 37 weeks which have cord on neck at birth," which won first place. Celebrated at ...
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Dr. Roque Diaz
Anesthesiologist graduated from the University of Panama, 1976. Hospital Internships: Santo Tomas 1976-0977 and Nicolas Solano 1977-1978. Anesthesia Residency, Caja de Seguro Social 1979-1982. Licensed: General Medicine in May 1978, Registration: 1551 Licensed Anesthesiology Practitioner, March 1982 Anesthesiologist at the following hospitals in Panama: Paitilla Medical Center, America Hospital, Punta Pacifica Hospital ...
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About Panama City, Panama
Panama is a very multicultural place, with large populations from many different parts of the world. Spanish is spoken by most, and many speak some form of English. Customer service is slowly improving, and surprisingly dismal in hotels. However, on the streets Panamanians are for the most part extremely friendly and helpful and would love to give you some advice. There's great shopping, from high-end stores in the malls around Paitilla and in the banking district around Via Espana, to veritable bargains around La Central (Central Avenue, now turned into a pedestrian walkway) and the Los Pueblos outdoor mall. You can find many ethnic stores (mostly Chinese and Indian), in certain parts of the City.
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Tocumen International Airport (PTY) is just outside Panama City (it's part of the San Miguelito district, which has been incorporated as a separate city but essentially exists as part of Panama City). The airport is a hub for Copa Airlines, and is also served by American Airlines (Dallas/Ft.Worth, Miami), Delta Airlines (Atlanta, Georgia), Continental Airlines (Houston, Newark), Avianca (Bogotá, Colombia) and TACA (San José, Costa Rica and San Salvador, El Salvador). Most major Central American airlines, and several South American airlines also serve the city. There are at least three daily flights to and from Miami, two from Orlando and Atlanta, and one daily flight at least from Houston, Los Angeles LAX, Newark, and New York's JFK. There are daily flights to Mexico City; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Caracas, Venezuela; Santiago, Chile; Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo, Brazil; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Havana, Cuba; Kingston, Jamaica, at least 7 Colombian cities (Medellín, Cali, Pereira and Bogotá included) and several international destinations. There's also service to Madrid, Spain, and service to Amsterdam with KLM.
Domestic flights leave out of Gelabert/Albrook Airport (PAC) ICAO/MPMG, a former US military airfield (Albrook Air Force Base). Domestic airlines are safe, and many fly very modern small jet aircraft. There's daily flights to every major town and city in the country. The major carriers here are AirPanama and Aeroperlas.
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