After a tragedy, a Greek couple welcomed a baby girl born from an embryo frozen for 22 years. The birth occurred this week and the baby, named Georgia, was born at nearly 3.5 kilos.
The father is 60 years old and the mother is 54 years old. The couple could not be happier with their daughter's arrival.
The article does not provide more details about the nature of the aforementioned tragedy or the specific circumstances surrounding the assisted reproduction process that made this birth possible.
This case represents a significant advance in Greek reproductive medicine, establishing a national record for embryo freezing time. For readers in Greece and surrounding areas, this may influence decisions by couples struggling with infertility, showing that embryo preservation is a viable option even after decades. The procedure was performed by a fertility clinic in Athens.
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