Cryogonia - Sperm Cryopreservation Bank

CRYOGONIA offers the unique combination of the application of internationally recognized know-how, adapted to the needs and the profile of a modern Greek Sperm Bank.

All of our staff are well trained scientists, with many years of experience in the examination and cryopreservation of sperm, certified by the European Society of Human Reproduction (ESHRE) for the performance of sperm analysis.

The first accredited and licensed independent Greek sperm bank of international standards which collaborates with Greek sperm donors

I WANT TO BECOME A RECIPIENT

Creating a family is a choice

Being a mother or a father is a rightful choice of every person who desires it

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I WANT TO BECOME A DONOR

You become a Donor, they become parents

Offer the possibility of creating a new life

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MALE FERTILITY

Male Fertility Evaluation

The modern diagnostic approach of male infertility

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Creating a family is a choice

If you are a woman who wants to experience motherhood or a couple who wants to have children, let’s discuss the first steps to start your family.

YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

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HAPPY FAMILIES

MALE FERTILITY

Semen freezing and cryopreservation is a laboratory procedure during which semen is stored at ultra low temperature conditions, in order to be kept for long periods and be used at a later time in assisted reproduction.

OUR TEAM

The scientific staff of CRYOGONIA are well-trained Biologists specialized in the field of Laboratory Seminology. Their postgraduate studies have been effectuated in well-known Greek and European Universities achieving Master’s and / or doctoral degrees. All the laboratory members participate in a strict system of Internal Quality Control, which requires, among other things, their continuous training and evaluation of good laboratory practice.

Lina Evgeni

Director - Reproductive Biologist, M.Phil University of Nottingham U.K., Ph.D Democritus University of Thrace

Dr. Lina A. Evgeni, graduated from the Department of Biology of the School of Sciences of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, in which she was admitted first among the candidates of her year.

She then studied by scholarship at the Medical School of the University of Nottingham in Great Britain, from which she obtained a Master’s degree (M.Phil).