Personalised care
The Gynaecology and Fertility Centre is particularly active in the field of obstetrics.
The Head of the Centre, Dr. Elias Tsakos, attends to all patients together with two other obstetricians and the Centre’s midwives.
Ultrasounds are carried out on latest generation machines. The Centre is also equipped with an electronic fetal monitor to monitor the progress of the pregnancy.
Two obstetricians are available on a 24-hour basis to respond to any emergencies.
Our Centre organizes seminars on Obstetrics and Neonatal Care every six months for new parents. These Seminars aim to cover concerns regarding pregnancy and childbirth (new developments in prenatal care, pregnancy after IVF treatment, breast – pregnancy – nursing, banking of cord blood stem cells, etc.).
Our Centre’s medical team has published “The Guide for New Parents” (in Greek).
This guide is distributed free of charge to new parents and includes information about recent developments and guidelines with regard to prenatal, delivery and postnatal care.
Prenatal tests – pregnancy plan
screening or diagnostic, relevant to your personal and family medical history
Monitoring of pregnancy
low risk pregnancy, high-risk pregnancy, pregnancy after IVF treatment
Midwife support
dedicated to support pregnancy, labour and breastfeeding. Always present in your journey to parenthood.
Delivery
natural, vacuum extraction, forceps delivery, caesarian section, monitoring of the progress of childbirth by a doctor
Postnatal care – nursing
medical advice, medical examinations and breastfeeding counseling before and after childbirth, maternity support
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The Gynaecology and Fertility Centre provides sophisticated and state of the art technologies with expertise in all aspects of gynaecology.
Fertility treatment is our Centre’s primary focus and it is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and expertise to implement all the latest techniques in assisted reproduction.
The frequency breast of disease among women has increased but, at the same time, marked developments have occurred both in the diagnosis and treatment practices.
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