The Successful Transcervical Insemination

Endoscopic transcervical insemination (TCI) was pioneered by Marion Wilson about ten years Dr. Wilson recognized TCI as a viable technique and noted that “the learning process will be discouraging”. With knowledge of the anatomy and hand/eye coordination the procedure is rapidly and easily performed. Requirements for the procedure are a rigid endoscope with sheath, a light source, and a video camera. The video camera is an integral part of the procedure and any money saved in not buying a camera will be dramatically offset by the difficulty in performing the procedure. The camera allows for rapid and much more radical movement of the endoscope during the procedure. [...]