Euromaterna

Euromaterna is a hospital dedicated exclusively to women’s health, offering integrated obstetrics-gynecology services, in vitro fertilization and modern treatments for endometriosis. Our multidisciplinary approach, minimally invasive interventions and state-of-the-art technology contribute to accurate diagnosis and personalized treatments. In an empathetic and safe environment, we support women in regaining their health and fulfilling their dream of becoming mothers through the activity of the Endometriosis Center and the Assisted Human Reproduction Department.

Obstetrics-Neonatology: complex diagnostic services and prenatal monitoring, pregnancy assistance at any gestational age, including those with high obstetric risk and neonatology-premature with intensive care (NICU).
Gynecology: covers all medical and surgical gynecological pathology, including oncological gynecology and endometriosis.
Assisted Human Reproduction: offers reproductive cell sampling, testing and processing, gamete and embryo storage services, including fertilization with donor gametes.

Year established: 2009

List of main equipment or medical technologies used:

• State-of-the-art ultrasound machines – Voluson E10
• High-performance endoscopic systems – Karl Storz hysteroscope and 3D laparoscope;
• Colposcope;
• Cardiotocographs;
• Doppler devices;
• Mobile radiology device– Polymobil Plus;
• Emsella EMS and RF device for toning the perineal muscles;
• Neonatology equipment: closed and open incubators, transport incubator; neonatal ventilators and CPAP machines; mobile radiant tables, phototherapy lamps; ultrasound with probes (abdominal, linear, cardiac); monitors, injection machines, oxygen blenders, pulse oximeters; bilirubin analyzer and blood gas analyzer.
• Assisted Human Reproduction (IVF) Equipment: advanced embryo genetic testing system – LYKOS DTS Movable Laser Module with HT, SCA-30DRS-ASTEC incubator, Nikon TI2-U ICSI microscope, MIRI humidifier with SAFE Sens, stereomicroscope, oocyte aspiration pump, sperm motility counting device, vertical laminar flow hood
• Equipment for the activity of the Blood Transfusion Unit: system for immunohematological determinations (Dialab Solutions), platelet shaker, devices for thawing freshly frozen plasma and factor VIII cryoprecipitate; centrifuge, incubator, device for warming blood and blood components; specific reagents (ABO and Rh(D) test sera), systems for storing labile blood products, reagents and biological samples.

Other relevant facilities:

• Euromaterna Hospital is located in the city of Constanța, in an area that is easily accessible both from within the city and from outside, thanks to the rapid connection to the ring road. The hospital benefits from a landscaped green area of approximately 1,800 square meters, as well as pedestrian and vehicle access alleys. Car access is facilitated by a parking lot with 50 spaces.
• Access for people with disabilities is provided under safe conditions, and entry to the hospital is secured through an access card system. Medical areas are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, and patient accommodation is provided in modern rooms with one or a maximum of two beds. The rooms offer modern conditions and enhanced comfort, featuring private bathrooms, air conditioning, television, and Wi-Fi.
• The hospital houses an authorized Blood Transfusion Unit, an Adult Recovery Unit, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, its own sterilization station, and within the Assisted Reproductive Unit (ARU), there are andrology and embryology laboratories, as well as a tissue bank.
• The medical team consists of highly trained professionals who regularly update their knowledge in line with the latest medical developments and practices.
• A catering service, certified by the Food Safety Management System according to applicable standards (SR EN ISO 22000:2019; ISO 9001:2015; ISO 22000:2005), ensures high-quality meals tailored to the individual needs of each patient.
• Additionally, through partnerships with hotels in Constanța, we facilitate accommodation for companions during the patient’s hospitalization.