Description

Blastosist transfer

 Embryos can be grown in the external environment until
the 6th day with the technical developments in the IVF laboratory and the new
enriched forms of the media in which the embryos are kept. On the 5th day
of the split embryos after fertilization, a space occurs in the morula and
fluid begins to collect. Cells form two layers and separate into inner and
outer cells. The embryo will develop from the inner cells and the placenta
and its appendages from the outer cells. This structure is called
blastocyst. Blastocyst transfer is a method used especially in young
patients with multiple embryos, those who have had unsuccessful IVF attempts
before and in the difficult patient group where more precision in embryo
selection is required.

Advantages of blastocyst transfer

Having a higher pregnancy rate

Reducing the risk of multiple pregnancy because one or two are transferred

More comfortable selection of embryos with growth potential

An alternative treatment method for patients with unsuccessful attempts.