Reproductive Medicine: Challenges, Solutions and Breakthroughs by Sulbha Arora

The first global cooperation between Indian and French doctors was the Indo-French Congress on Gynecologic Endoscopy, Ultrasound and Infertility, organized by Rotunda- The Center for Human Reproduction, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The mystic city ofVaranasi, Uttar Pradesh, India played the perfect host to the exploration of the feminine mystique and medical possibilities. This was the first global cooperation between Indian and French doctors in the field and was a milestone in related academia on the Indian subcontinent. The idea of compiling a textbook with Indian and French authors, contributing their experience, was initiated by Dr Gautam N Allahbadia and Professor Rene Frydman. The authors also invited experts from other French-speaking countries to contribute chapters as well.

This is a meticulously designed volume and a detailed insight into how the most complex clinical and laboratory situations can be tackled to realize success. The book is divided into 14 distinct sections, with 89 methodically listed chapters enriched with the knowledge and evidence-based clinical and research experience of world authorities in the field, the book leaves no stone unturned. From gynecological endoscopy, ultrasonography, ovarian stimulation protocols, contemporary clinical management, ART outcomes, regulations, laboratory management and its future to preimplantation genetic diagnosis and beyond, the book has it all, being well-equipped to reach out to practicing clinicians, technicians, researchers, students in training or just the anxious patient grouping for the right knowledge in this vast field. By bringing experts to this common forum of expression, the editors aim to disseminate clinically useful knowledge in reproductive medicine with tailored solutions to problems that should pave the way for conceptually clear, judgmentally conscientious and long-term safe solutions punctuating the seemingly endless quest for a healthy child.