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Introduction

Introduction to Lee Women's Hospital Reproductive Medicine Center

Lee Women’s Hospital, guided by the mission to “create miracles of artificial reproduction and establish a high-quality maternal and child care network,” is a world-class reproduction medicine center with advanced medical care professional, technology, and equipment.

As a legitimate institute, Lee Women’s Hospital is renowned as a leading authority on infertility in Taiwan. It has been recognized by the Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare as an “Excellent In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Center” and consistently ranks at the forefront of IVF technology in Taiwan, earning high praise as a pioneer and leader in the field of reproductive medicine.

Lee Women’s Hospital is committed to bringing hope to infertile couples and has been deeply involved in the field of reproductive medicine for many years. It has successfully delivered over 35,000 live birth IVF babies, reaching families in 38 countries worldwide. The hospital achieved its first milestone in 1987, and in 2011, we gathered 1,232 IVF babies, breaking the Guinness World Record.

Formally established in 2016, Lee Women’s Hospital has invested heavily in creating an IVF center that surpasses global standards. It leverages the nearly 40 years of clinical experience of Hospital Director Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee and continuously adopts the most advanced reproductive medical technologies from around the world, providing personalized, comprehensive, and high-quality medical care for infertility.

Philosophy	Professionalism, Service, Research, Innovation
Vision	Pursue excellence, create a new era in reproductive medicine
Purpose	Advance reproductive technology, uphold the right to fertility
Goal	Provide high-quality, humanized, individualized, and comprehensive healthcare for women and children

Milestones of Lee Women’s Hospital

2022	Total live births exceed 30,000 Average success rate of IVF at 65.1% Academic poster selected by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) Ranked 3rd in the Excellent Paper Award by the Taiwan Society for Reproductive Medicine Genetic Diagnosis Laboratory extended the accreditation by Taiwan Accreditation Foundation (TAF)
2021	Multiple publications on AI embryo selection technology featured in Frontiers in Genetics, a SCI journal in the field of reproductive medicine
2020	Awarded “Outstanding Performance in Cervical Cancer Screening” Establishment of Genetic Laboratory Served as medical consultant for the Taiwanese SET TV drama “Mother to be”

2019	Genetic Diagnosis Laboratory received accreditation by Taiwan Accreditation Foundation (TAF) Introduced the fourth-generation IVF technology (IVF 4.0)
2018	Annual IVF cycle count of 4,883 surpasses that of the entire nation
2017	Taiwan National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) approves the establishment of “LWH Medical Center - Zhubei Biomedical Hospital Zone”
2016	January 24: Official opening ceremony of Lee Women’s Hospital Establishment of Genetic Diagnosis Laboratory June 23: Received accreditation by Joint Commision of Taiwan
2015	December 7: Official inauguration of Lee Women’s Hospital in Taiwan Establishment of IVF Lab Success IVF cases spread across 36 countries worldwide
2014	Dr. Maw-Sheng Lee received Second Grade Medal from Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare
2013	Groundbreaking of Lee Women’s Hospital Total live births exceed 10,000
2011	Broke the Guinness World Record as the largest gathering of people born as a result of in vitro fertilization

2004	Taiwan’s first embryonic stem cell, TW1, was successfully cultured from a blastocysts
2003	Asia’s first successful case of IVF for spinal and cord injury
2001	Published mitochondrial replacement therapy for infertility treatment
2000	World’s first successful birth of IVF baby from blastocysts frozen at -206°C

1998	Taiwan’s first successful case of oocyte cytoplasmic transfer for infertility treatment Taiwan’s first male baby is born from a frozen embryo
1997	Asia’s first successful embryo diagnosis IVF case Asia’s first successful birth by a 46-year-old mother
1996	Taiwan’s first successful IVF case using testicular gun-biopsy
1995	Asia’s first successful intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) for IVF
1994	Establishment of Lee’s ObGyn Clinic
1993	Asia’s first successful pregnancy through microsurgical enzymatic drilling of the zona pellucida of ovum
1992	Successful quadruplet case of IVF Asia’s first successful microsurgical-assisted embryo implantation
1990	Asia’s first successful case of donor egg IVF

1989	Asia’s first successful of IVF through embryo transfer to abdominal fallopian tube
1987	Taiwan’s second successful IVF case

▲Awarded the National Second Prize Award by the Ministry of Health and Welfare as Recognition for Our Medical Contribution

▲Sharing the Certificate of Guinness World Records to the Health Bureau of Taichung City Government