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PGT-A Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies

Helping you have a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby by selecting chromosomally normal embryos.

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Complete embryo analysis of all 24 chromosomes.

Higher pregnancy rates per transfer.

Results in more than 99% of cases.

More than 20 years’ experience in genetics

Overview

What is PGT-A?

PGT-A (formerly called PGS) is a genetic test performed on embryos to identify numerical chromosomal abnormalities (aneuploidy). This test is a genetic study of the embryo produced during IVF treatment and can help you have a healthy baby.

Who should use PGT-A?

PGT-A is especially recommended for patients with:

  • Advanced maternal age: 35 years old and above
  • Recurrent miscarriages: couples who have had two or more miscarriages
  • IVF failures: two or more IVF failures
  • Male factor infertility: a low quantity and/or quality of sperm
Features
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Why use PGT-A?

  • Reduced miscarriage rates.
  • Higher pregnancy rates per transfer.
  • Fewer cycles of IVF treatment needed – reducing both the time and financial cost
  • Greater chance of having a healthy child.
  • Fewer wasted transfers (implantation failure).
  • Optional Single Embryo Transfer (SET).
  • Fewer ‘wasted’ transfers with aneuploid embryos that could never lead to a successful pregnancy
  • Optional Single Embryo Transfer (SET) to significantly reduce the likelihood of a multiple-gestation pregnancy
How does it work?

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