Do Euploid Embryos Implant?

Do Euploid Embryos Implant?

Euploid blastocysts implant irrespective of their morphology after NGS-(PGT-A) testing in advanced maternal age

advanced maternal age
Advanced maternal age is relatively rare: only 12 % have maternal age 35 or older. Young maternal age is more common: 16.6 % have maternal age below 20. The respondents were born, on average, in 1939–1940, and there is little variation in birth year by maternal age.
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Do all euploid embryos implant?

For many patients, the testing allows us to accurately address the problem of embryos having abnormal chromosome numbers. Yet, about 1/3 of the chromosomally normal (euploid) embryos that are transferred to the uterus fail to implant in the lining.

What are the chances of a euploid embryo implanting?

According to morphology, the euploid cleavage stage embryos with good morphology showed a higher implantation rate compared with that of the morphologically poor quality embryos, with implantation rates of 43.8, 37.5 and 0% in the good, average and poor morphology groups.

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