Improve your chances of becoming parents

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IMPROVE YOUR CHANCESOF BECOMING PARENTS
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• Blastocyst culture and transfer procedure for
  In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) facilitates
  selection of best quality embryos for transfer to
  the uterus of the mother. The concept of embryo
  quality is very important. With Blastocyst embryo
  transfer, it is possible to transfer fewer
  embryos, reducing the risk of multiple
  pregnancies while keeping overall pregnancy rates
  high.

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BLASTOCYST CULTURE

• Blastocyst culture is a technique to grow
  embryos beyond the third day of culture.
  Typically, in an IVF setting, the transfer of
  embryos into the uterus happens three days after
  the egg retrieval when the embryos generally are
  between six and eight cells. When the embryo is
  cultured to day five, it has around 120 cells
  which is known as a Blastocyst. As the
  newly-formed embryo develops, it moves slowly
  towards the uterine cavity where it would
  ultimately implant. This process takes
  approximately six to seven days. When the embryo
  reaches the Blastocyst stage, it is ready to be
  implanted.

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Why should we consider Blastocyst transfer?

• In certain patients, the advantage of
  Blastocyst culture allows optimal selection of
  embryos for transfer, resulting in an increased
  implantation rate per embryo transferred.
• The main advantage is that fewer embryos need to
  be transferred to eliminate the possibility of
  triplet pregnancies, while maintaining a high
  pregnancy rate.

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Is it for everyone?

• No. Generally speaking, this procedure should be
  limited to patients with excessive numbers of
  embryos (greater than 10) in which case, further
  selection of embryos beyond the day three stage
  would be advantageous. As a general rule,
  patients under the age of 37 are considered ideal
  for this technique. This is not recommended to
  older patients.

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• What percentage of embryos will grow to the
  Blastocyst stage in culture?
• For younger patients, up to 50 of all embryos
  will grow to the Blastocyst stage.
• Are there any limitations to Blastocyst
  culturing?
• Yes, if you have fewer than four, eight-cell
  quality embryos on the third day of culture,
  Blastocyst culturing is not recommended even if
  you desire it.

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Would the embryos that arrest in culture prior to
the Blastocyst stage have arrested in the uterus?

• There is no clear-cut way to know this answer.
  Embryos that do not survive in culture would be
  less likely to survive or implant in the uterus.
• In-vitro Fertilisation and its resultant
  treatment options such as Intra cytoplasmic sperm
  injection, egg donation, embryo donation and
  surrogacy have helped millions of Infertile
  couples from across the world to have their own
  genetic baby in the last 30 years and is
  considered perhaps the most ground-breaking
  advancement in science in this century.

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Contact

• Dr. Pratima Grover,
• Kiran Infertility Centre Pvt Ltd,
• Khairatabad, Hyd.
• For appointment, call 040 - 42020394
• SMS - 9948175768.
• Email -info_at_kiranivfgenetic.com
• Website www.kiranivfgenetic.com

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