A big thank you to Dr. Boris Poljak for his expertise. From the nurses to the doctors, everyone is kind and professional - all praise for the entire team. A wholehearted recommendation.
Specialist in Gynecology and Obstetrics
Gynecological Endocrinology and Human Reproduction
Prim. dr. Boris Poljak is a doctor at the Cito Polyclinic in Split, with extensive experience in the field of human reproduction, gynaecological endocrinology and the management of complex infertility cases. In practice he relies on a structured approach: precise diagnostics, clearly set goals and an individualised treatment plan - with an explanation of every stage, the options and the expected outcomes.
In the field of assisted reproduction he is particularly recognised for leading procedures from the initial work-up to transfer (IVF/ICSI/FET), as well as for monitoring pregnancies after assisted reproduction. An important part of his professional path is the fact that the first child in Split conceived through an IVF programme was born under the leadership of his team, which further emphasises the continuity and depth of his experience in this field.
Quote: The goal is for couples and patients to feel a sense of safety, clarity and trust - from the first consultation and diagnostics, through the decision on therapy, to pregnancy and birth.
Under the leadership of his team, in 2001, he achieved the first pregnancy from an IVF programme at KBC Split.
With more than 43 years of experience, Dr Boris Poljak is a specialist in gynaecology and obstetrics and a subspecialist in gynaecological endocrinology and human reproduction in Split, with a long-standing focus on medically assisted reproduction (MPO).
He has published several scientific and professional papers and has been a participant and lecturer at a number of national and international professional conferences.
As an assistant, he actively took part in teaching at the School of Medicine, University of Split.
Structured infertility work-up and the management of IVF/ICSI and FET procedures with individualisation of protocols, optimisation of preparation and a clear explanation of the prospects of success according to age, findings and the history of previous procedures.
Monitoring and pregnancy care with an emphasis on precise check-ups, timely diagnostics and availability for patients' questions - especially in pregnancies after assisted reproduction, where the care and plan are often more specific.
Diagnosis and treatment of gynaecological complaints and hormonal and cyclic disorders, with ultrasound assessment and a treatment plan aligned with the patient's reproductive plans.
