Clinical and Organizational Aspects of Assisted Reproductive Technology in Patients Receive Percutaneous Exposures to Bloodborne Infections

Clinical Practice

Portnov I.G., Balezin S.L., Lisovskaya T.V., Kvaschnina E.V.,

Mayasina E.N., Turchaninova E.V.

Abstract.
Shows the analysis of a modern regulatory framework for health care for infertility art methods patients receive percutaneous exposures to bloodborne infections.
The expediency of creation and structure of the specialized АRT department for these patients, taking into account the clinical and epidemiological characteristics of HIV and chronic hepatitis В and C. Identified the system of safety at work of staff in the observational ART department, including standard operating procedures, implementation of which will allow to minimize the risks of infection of sexual partners, the future child and professional infection of employees of art clinics.

Key words:
HIV, chronic viral hepatitis В and C, АRT, observational Department.

Authors:
Portnov Igor G.
PhD, chief director
Balezin Sergey L.
PhD, deputy director
Lisovskaya Tatiana V.
MD, deputy director for science
Kvaschnina Elena V.
PhD, head of the IVF – department №2 (for patients receive percutaneous exposures
to bloodborne infections)
Mayasina Elena N.
head of the IVF-department №1
Turchaninova Ekaterina V.
doctor cytologist, embryology laboratory
Closed joint-stock company «Center of family medicine», Yekaterinburg
build 1/ 3, Nachdiva Vasiliva str., Yekaterinburg, Russia, 620043
e-mail: lisovskaya@gkb40.ur.ru