Through the years Dr. Servy has accomplished many
milestones in Assisted Reproduction. He began doing
IVF in 1986 and in July of that year the first in
vitro pregnancy was achieved in the Augusta area.
Following this in 1989 he had the first pregnancy
from a blastocyst transfer in the US.
Cryopreservation of blastocysts proved to be more
difficult however in 1992 we also achieved the first
pregnancy in the US from a frozen blastocyst
transfer.
- Intra-Uterine Insemination
- -First pregnancy in October 1978
- -First one in the US
- In-Vitro Fertilization (Early Embryo
Transfer)
- -First pregnancy in July 1986
- -First one in the Augusta area, second
center in GA
- In-Vitro Fertilization (Fresh Blastocyst
Transfer)
- -First pregnancy in July 1989
- -First one in the US
- Cryopreservation at the Blastocyst Stage
- -First pregnancy in October 1992
- -First one in the US
- Laboratory of Embryology & Andrology
- -CAP accredited in 1992
- -One of the first in the USA
- -First one in Georgia and South Carolina
- Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection
- -First pregnancy in August 1995
- -First one in the Augusta area, second
center in Georgia
- Cryopreservation at the Blastocyst Stage
following Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection
- -First Pregnancy in February 1996
- -First one in the world
Dr. Servy participated in the group of medical
practitioners that pioneered the use of pelvic
ultrasonography at the Medical College of Georgia in
1975.
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Dr. Servy published an
original study comparing
ultrasonographic descriptions of twelve
different types of ovarian tumors in
1976. |
Beginning in 1975 Dr. Servy began developing and
excelling in several areas of pelvic surgery that
requires less hospitalization, is less invasive and
more cost effective for patient than most standard
surgical option available at the time.
- Operative laparoscopy
- -Since 1976
- -An original technique of laparoscopic
hysteropexy (uterinesuspension) was published in
1978
- Laser laparoscopy
- -Since 1982
- Microsurgery for tubal reconstruction
- -Since 1982
- Minimally invasive surgery
- -Operative procedures for complex
gynecological operation through a 5-6cm incision
- -For metroplasty (uterine reconstruction)
- -For tubalplasty (tubal reconstruction)
- -For the removal of small ovarian tumors or
cysts with ovarianpreservation.
- -For cystourethropexy (bladder suspension)
- -For pelvic reconstruction
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Publication of an
original technique to perform an
hysterectomy through a small 5-6cm
incision – Extra Corporeal Abdominal
Hysterectomy (ECAH) in 1995. A procedure
that is less invasive, less risky, less
costly in equipment, less time
consuming, with less scarring than a
laparoscopic
hysterectomy with the same results. |
Dr. Servy also has 40 years of experience in
hormonal treatment and monitoring.
- -Oral and injectable hormone since 1966
- -Subcutaneous pellet implant since 1969
- -Transdermal gel since 1980
- -Transmucosal for oral and vaginal use
since 1980
- -Transdermal patches since 1985
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