Blastocyst
Blastocyst culture with day-5 embryo transfer helps select the highest-quality embryos, improving IVF success rates. Transferring fewer, well-developed embryos reduces the risk of multiple pregnancies while supporting healthy implantation.
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Blastocyst culture and day 5 embryo transfer for in vitro fertilization allows selection of the best quality embryos for transfer.
Embryo's quality is important with infertility
With blastocyst transfer, we transfer fewer embryos – reducing multiple pregnancy risks, and maintain high IVF success rates.
Definition of a blastocyst
An embryo that has developed for five to seven days after fertilization and has 2 distinct cell types and a central cavity filled with fluid (blastocoel cavity).
The cells in a blastocyst have just started to differentiate.
The surface cells that surround the cavity (just under the outer shell) are called the trophectoderm and will later develop into the placenta.
A more centrally located group of cells – the inner cell mass, will become the fetus.
Blastocyst formation rate
The goal of in vitro fertilization and embryo culture is to provide high-quality embryos which are capable of continued development and result in live births. However, under standard IVF culture conditions, only about 25 to 60% of human embryos progress to the blastocyst stage after 5 days of culture
The low rate of embryo development has 2 main causes:
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