Gestational Carrier or Surrogacy Resources
Gestational Carrier (Surrogate)
A gestational carrier (GC), also called a gestational surrogate, is an arrangement where a woman carries and delivers a child for another couple or person (intended parent[s]). When using a GC, the eggs used to make the embryos do not come from the carrier.
SART Fertility Experts - Gestational Carrier and Intended Parents
Some fertility patients are unable to carry a pregnancy to term.
What do I need to know about Turner syndrome and having children?
Turner syndrome (TS) is an infrequent genetic disorder in females.
SART Fertility Experts - Gestational Carriers
What’s the difference between a surrogate and a gestational carrier?
What Is A Gestational Carrier & Who Needs One?
This SART micro-video will explain the aspects of using a gestational carrier including selection, screening, and indications.
Third-Party Reproduction
The phrase “third-party reproduction” refers to involving someone other than the individual or couple that plans to raise the child (intended parent[s]) in the process of reproduction.
Lis Regula's Story
My name is Lis (pronounced like “Lease”) and this is the fertility story of a trans man and two time surrogate.
Gestational Carrier or Surrogacy Infographics
ASRM has prepared infographics to illustrate the subject of Gestational Carriers or Surrogacy better.Resources For You
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