Franco
Lisi

Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Paris, Professor R. Frydman, 1987 — specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology. Focus: a period of study in assisted reproduction. Work: a period studying multiple follicular stimulation protocols and oocyte retrieval methods in assisted fertilisation. University of Rome, 1979–1983, specialisation in obstetrics and gynaecology. University of Rome, 1973–1979, degree in medicine and surgery.

Head of the Assisted Reproduction Centre at Villa Salaria — Artemisia, October 2018 – present | Rome. A high-technology assisted fertilisation centre with an attached genetics laboratory. The Villa Salaria assisted fertilisation centre in ROME has an in-house genetics centre for precise preimplantation genetic diagnosis, and the centre pays close attention to what patients think. Head of the assisted reproduction centre at Clinica Villa Mafalda, Rome, September 2008 – October 2018 | Rome. Professor Franco Lisi headed the Villa Mafalda assisted fertilisation centre in Rome — Villa Mafalda was a large assisted fertilisation centre. Head of the Assisted Reproduction Centre at Clinica Villa Europa, January 1992 – August 2008 | Rome. The first large clinic with an assisted fertilisation centre in Rome; Professor Lisi worked with Doctors Simon Fishel and Leonardo Rinaldi. Reproductive gynaecologist at Villa Nomentana, ASSOCIATED RESEARCHERS FOR HUMAN REPRODUCTION, April 1988 – May 1992 | Rome. An assisted fertilisation centre where Dr Franco Lisi worked with Professor Simon Fishel and Dr Severino Antinori. Clinica Villa Claudia, Rome, researchers in human reproduction, January 1987 – April 1988 | Rome. Reproductive gynaecologist alongside two pioneers, Simon Fishel and Severino Antinori. In 1990 the team took part in the birth of the world's first child conceived with SUZI, the forerunner of ICSI, and the world's first pregnancy achieved by injecting sperm into an egg.

Professor Franco Lisi works with the ICSI assisted fertilisation technique, IVF and artificial insemination, polycystic ovary syndrome, egg donation and other heterologous fertilisation. Professor Franco Lisi takes an active part in congress and association science and has numerous publications with a high impact factor in international journals, paying close attention to what patients think. Professor Franco Lisi also works in preimplantation genetic diagnosis related to assisted fertilisation. He maintains relationships with assisted fertilisation centres outside Italy.