Blastocyst transfer is an assisted reproductive technique used in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) procedures. During this process, a developed embryo, at the blastocyst stage, is carefully transferred into the uterus with the intention of initiating pregnancy. This procedure increases the chances of successful implantation and healthy offspring as compared to earlier stages.
Blastocyst transfer is an assisted reproductive technique used in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) procedures. During this process, a developed embryo, at the blastocyst stage, is carefully transferred into the uterus with the intention of initiating pregnancy. This procedure increases the chances of successful implantation and healthy offspring as compared to earlier stages.
Blastocyst transfer is a type of IVF procedure where a developed embryo is transferred into the uterus. In Australia, this advanced technique increases chances of implantation and pregnancy.
First, follicles are stimulated with hormones to produce eggs. Then, the eggs are fertilized in a lab with sperm. The resulting embryos are monitored until the best one (blastocyst) is chosen for transfer. Australia's IVF success rates are among the highest worldwide.