Initial Consultation and IVF Planning
Meet with your fertility specialist to discuss your medical history, genetic screening goals, and IVF cycle planning. Develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to include PGT based on your unique needs.
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Meet with your fertility specialist to discuss your medical history, genetic screening goals, and IVF cycle planning. Develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to include PGT based on your unique needs.
Begin ovarian stimulation with personalized medication protocols. Retrieve mature eggs for fertilization using ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection).
Embryos are cultured to the blastocyst stage (Day 5-7) and biopsied. Genetic material is sent to the lab for analysis using next generation sequencing (NGS).
Receive genetic test results and consult with your fertility specialist to select the healthiest embryos for transfer. Embryos are frozen until you’re ready for transfer, ensuring flexibility and high success rates.
Embryo screening, also known as preimplantation genetic testing or PGT, is a specialized IVF technique used to identify genetic defects in embryos before implantation. This advanced testing improves the likelihood of a healthy pregnancy and reduces the risk of passing on genetic conditions or experiencing miscarriages.
How Does Embryo Screening Work?
Embryo screening involves creating embryos through IVF and testing their genetic material.
Advanced techniques analyze all 24 chromosomes with precision, providing comprehensive insights to guide embryo selection. Genetically healthy embryos are then frozen using vitrification, ensuring high survival rates for future use.
Who is Embryo Screening For?
Embryo screening is a valuable option for:
Embryo screening refers to genetic testing of embryos created through IVF, aiming to identify and select embryos with the highest likelihood of developing into healthy pregnancies.
It’s recommended for individuals or couples with advanced maternal age, recurrent miscarriages, previous IVF failures, or known genetic conditions.
The PGT process involves biopsy testing of the embryos and vitrification of genetically healthy embryos for future use.
The process typically spans one IVF cycle, with genetic test results available within two weeks of embryo biopsy.
Embryo screening improves IVF success rates, reduces the risk of miscarriage, and helps improve the likelihood of the transfer of genetically healthy embryos.
Onto Fertility offers clear and upfront pricing for embryo screening, including flexible payment options to make this advanced testing more accessible.
Coverage varies. Our team will assist you in navigating your insurance benefits and exploring financing options.
The best way to determine if embryo screening is right for you is to complete our Fertility Assessment, which includes a consultation with an Onto Clinician. We’ll review your medical history, discuss your goals, and outline a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.