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Dan C. Martin, MD
UT Medical Group, Inc.

University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC)
Academic Office

Daniel Clyde Martin, M.D.
UT Medical Group, Inc.
Infertility and Gynecology
Reproductive Surgery
Germantown Office Building
7945 Wolf River Boulevard
Suite 320
Germantown, Tennessee
TN 38138-1733

(901) 347-8331
(901) 347-8188 fax
Directions to Office

Updated information is at
UTMG 2006

Click for information on:
Glenn Ann Martin, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist

Frequently Asked Questions

1.    How can Dr. Martin be reached?

       Dan C. Martin, M.D.
       7945 Wolf River Boulevard
       Suite 320
       Germantown, TN 38138

       ( 901) 347-8331 (phone)
       (901) 347-8188 (fax)

2.    What are the directions to the office?

       My maps are at Dan Martin Map.

       Driving instruction are at Driving as html and at Dan Martin Driving as a PDF file.

       Google Map has good maps for the area.  The UT Medical Group, Inc.
       Germantown Office building is at 7945 Wolf River, Germantown, TN 38138.
       The UTMG Germantown / East Memphis map is also at UTMG East Memphis

       NOTE: Wolf River Boulevard in Germantown is the extension of
                    Humphreys Boulevard in Memphis.
                    These are the same roads on a map and when driving.
                    The Memphis and Germantown city limits are at about 6800 Wolf River Boulevard
                    Wolf River Boulevard

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3.   What are the steps in having tubes untied?
      These are listed at Steps.

      Are payment plans available?
      There is a plan for payment before surgery. This is
      used to lock in current prices.  The plan is described
      on the fees page.

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4.   I do not live near Memphis, can I have a tubal reversal in one trip?
      Yes, the steps are at Out of Town.

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5.  Where are the downloadable PDF files?

    A map to the office, tubal reversal information and a complete CV are at Downloads.

6.   What are the fertility evaluation and treatment before IUI?

       Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is used for abnormal sperm survival,
       for abnormal sperm factors, and as part of ovarian
       hyperstimulation with clomiphene or other medication.
       Testing before IUI includes post coital evaluation (PCT),
       cervical cultures, cervical Chlamydia, sperm analysis
       and general fertility tests. 

       Abnormal tests are treated and a trial of
       antibiotics, estrogen and/or Robitussin can be used. 
       Antibiotics can treat bacterial problems and estrogen
       may correct hormonal abnormalities.  Robitussin can
       thin the mucus.  Men with anti-sperm antibodies have
       been treated with steroids in some centers.

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7.   What is a sonohysterogram (hysterosonogram)?

       Information is at the following links:

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8.   What is PubMed?

       PubMed is the search site for the National Library of
       Medicine.  This is the site I use for medical articles. 
       Other reference links are on the Links page.

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9.    What is the difference between polycystic ovaries and
       multicystic ovaries?

       Multicystic ovaries (multiple cysts of 25 mm) are a
       variation of normal physiology. These are associated with
       multiple births (twins, triplets, ...). They happen
       commonly with ovulation induction (clomiphene, menopausal
       gonadotropins, FSH, ...). These are associated with increased
       pain and with surgery to relieve the pain.

       These are contrasted with PCO and multiple cystic follicles.
       PCO (multiple follicles of about 8 mm at the rim of the
       ovary) is best described at: PCOSupport.org.

       Multiple cystic follicles (multiple follicles up to 10 mm)
       are part of normal ovulation.

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PubMed is the search site for the National Library of Medicine. 

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