New fertility treatment delivers hope

Updated: 13:02, Thursday Nov 29, 2012

A groundbreaking procession has resulted in Australia’s initial pregnancy regulating solidified ovarian tissue.

It is hoped a procession might have a intensity to safety a flood of womanlike cancer sufferers.

Monash IVF ingrained ovarian hankie into a 43-year-old Melbourne woman, 6 years after she kick breast cancer.

The hankie was private from a lady in 2005 before she underwent cancer treatment. In Apr a hankie was implanted, permitting healthy ovulation.

Professor Gab Kovacs, executive of Monash IVF, says a lady is now 6 and a half weeks pregnant.

The procession is believed to have huge intensity for cancer patients and other women worldwide.

‘What this means is that a woman’s flood can be recorded indefinitely,’ Professor Kovacs told Fairfax.

‘The whole judgment of regulating it for amicable reasons doesn’t lay absolutely with