The provincial Ministry of Health has strengthened the reproductive medicine area of ​​the Santa Fe Medical Specialties Center (Cemafe) by adding to its service the study of hysterosalpignography, which allows the condition of the tubes to be assessed of Fallopian and if it is possible to advance in a treatment and which previously was subcontracted with the private health system.

In this regard, the director of Cemafe, Sebastián Calvet, indicated that “we are working to be able to provide a fertility assistance network in collaboration with health centers, carrying out a complete evaluation of the infertile couple, providing a rapid diagnosis of associated pathologies, referral to the necessary services, advice and treatment thereof”.

This week the first hysterosalpingogram was performed, “which is one of the basic studies to evaluate the fallopian tubes and the uterine cavity and determine if there is infertility on the part of the patient. Although it s ‘Being a routine study, it serves as a basis for approaching any treatment of low complexity, since it is necessary to verify that the fallopian tubes are permeable,’ explained Dr. Santiago Gervasini, head of the field.

Law 26,862

Calvet recalled that “in 2013, Law 26,862 was enacted in Argentina, which establishes that any adult person, regardless of sexual orientation or marital status, has social work, prepaid or attends the public health system , can access free of charge techniques and procedures carried out with medical assistance to achieve pregnancy”.

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Meanwhile, Gervasini added that “being able to provide comprehensive reproductive medicine assistance to people who have a truncated desire to have a child is one of the main goals for those of us who approach this area of medicine,” adding that “it is our desire as a fertility unit, to generate the growth necessary to be able to help patients around the world and to be able to meet all of their needs in the future,” said he concluded.