Armenian RCMC Maternal and Child Reproductive Center

Armenian RCMC Maternal and Child Reproduction Research Centeris located in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. The center is committed to promoting scientific research and professional training in the fields of infertility, assisted reproductive technology and other fields, and will

New technologies and equipment have been introduced into clinical practice, committed to providing patients with appropriate treatment results.

has strong professionalism and authority in the fields of infertility and assisted reproductive technology, and has repeatedly won honorary certificates issued by the World Health Organization. The center has many doctors of medical science and more than 20 famous doctors

A candidate for scientific science and biological science, the center has published more than 400 articles on major international occasions in the discipline of human reproduction in the past ten years, making outstanding contributions to the cause of human reproduction health. 200

The IVF department has been established in 3 years, with nearly 1500 stimulation cycles per year. On average, there are more than a thousand frozen transplants every year, and the pregnancy rate is in sync with the international level. The longest frozen embryo storage time is 9.5 years.

was successfully conceived.

RCMC Development History

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• In 1931, the Armenian government decided to establish the "Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology" in Yerevan. In 1937, the obstetrics and gynecology department of the institute was changed into the Obstetrics and Gynecology Research Center, G.J. Aresyan

• Professor was appointed Director of the Institute

• From 1973 to 1989, Dr. Grigori G.Okoev was appointed as the new director. In 1986, the medical genetics center, maternity diagnosis center, and neonatal delivery room were independently operated and built. In the same year, it also became

• have established a hyperbaric oxygen center and an IVF area for artificial insemination.

• In 2003, RCMC made a breakthrough in assisted reproductive technology.

• On February 5, 2004, Armenia became pregnant for the first time through in vitro fertilization at RCMC and successfully gave birth to triplets.