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Just in case you didn’t get enough technical details in my last post about PGD, PGS, CCS, and preimplantation genetic testing, I wanted to highlight this very technical and in depth article from the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics. It talks … Continue reading
Posted in CCS - comprehensive chromosome screening, Czech, Fertility News, IVF Success Rates, IVF Treatment Abroad
Tagged aneupolidy, array CGH, CGH, comprehensive chromosome screening, FISH PGD, microarray, PCR, PGD, PGS, prague, preimlantation genetic diagnosis, preimplantation genetic screening, SNP
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Wow, the medical community loves its acronyms. PGD, PGS, FISH, CCS – I often get asked to explain the differences and options for genetic testing of embryos prior to transfer. So, in sort-of layman terms, here’s my explanation. The terms PGD … Continue reading
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Tagged aCGH, CCS, CGH, competent embryo, embryo genetic testing, PCR, PGD, PGS, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, preimplantation genetic screening, SNP, vitrification
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Recently I’ve been asked on several occasions about how the frozen donor embryo programs abroad compare to what is available in the US. So, I thought I would share a bit more about the similarities and differences. Generally speaking, the embryo … Continue reading
Posted in Donor Egg IVF, donor embryos, IVF Treatment Abroad
Tagged affordable, CGH, Czech Republic, donor egg ivf, donor embryo, donor embryos, donor sperm, embryo adoption, embryo donation, FET, frozen donor embryo, frozen embryo transfer, genetics, IVF, low cost, PGD, same sex couples, SMC
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I’ve participated in some rather interesting discussions recently of what prospective parents (especially those using assisted reproductive services such as IVF or donor egg IVF) might want to consider for genetic screening prior to conceiving. It turns out, there really aren’t any … Continue reading
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Tagged CGH, comparative genome hybridization, DNA, DNA testing, donor eggs, egg donor, Fragile-X, genetic testing, gestational carrier, IVF, karyotype, mother, PGD, pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, Sickle Cell Anemia, SMA, spinal muscular atrophy, surrogate, Tay Sachs
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