An embryo transfer is the last step of an IVF cycle. It is a very crucial step. The success of the entire IVF cycle depends on the placement of the embryo at the proper site with minimal injury.
Embryos are placed near the middle of the endometrial lining of the uterus.
In the IVF procedure, multiple eggs are developed by egg stimulation injections. The matured eggs are removed, and sperms are inseminated into the eggs. After confirmation of fertilization, embryos are transferred by catheter to the uterus with the guidance of ultrasound.
When embryo is transplanted to the uterus?
After fertilization of eggs, eggs are cultivated in the lab for 3 to 7 days for the development of the embryo. Embryos are then placed near the middle of the endometrial lining with the guidance of abdominal ultrasound. Implantation of the embryo on the uterus wall usually takes 2 to 5 days after the embryo transfer.
When one require Embryo Transfer?
What are the factors affecting the success of implantation?
Successful implantation of the embryo to uterus depends on the following factors-
What precautions one should take after Embryo Transfer?
What would you like to know
Embryo transfer is a key step in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) where one or more healthy embryos are transferred from a laboratory dish into the woman's uterus. The goal is for the embryo(s) to implant in the uterine lining and develop into a pregnancy.
The number of embryos transferred depends on several factors, including:
Generally, doctors aim to transfer a maximum of 2 embryos to minimize the risk of multiples (twins, triplets, etc.). However, in some cases, one or even three embryos might be considered.
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