The Most Important Part in the IVF Process is the Laboratory, not the Implantation? Dr. Nathan Zhang from IVF USA Discusses IVF-PGT in the United States and Thailand

2024-01-24 20:54:21，浏览量： 48次

 

In the journey of in vitro fertilization (IVF), we understand the significance of every decision. Did you know that the success of IVF is not only related to individual factors such as age and ovarian function but also closely connected to the exquisite techniques of the embryonic laboratory and embryologists.

 

The success rate of IVF is closely linked to your individual conditions. Age, ovarian function, and the quality of eggs and sperm are key factors affecting the success rate. However, in addition to these obvious factors, we also need to pay attention to the "C-position" in the IVF process—the embryonic laboratory.

 

Embryonic Laboratory: The "Heart" of Reproductive Centers

 

The embryonic laboratory is hailed as the "heart" of reproductive centers. Here, the combination of eggs and sperm, the cultivation of embryos, and processes like freezing and revival all take place. The quality and conditions of the laboratory directly influence the success rate of IVF. We understand that, naturally, the development of embryos occurs within the fallopian tubes and the uterus. Therefore, the laboratory must strive to simulate the in vivo environment, ensure strict quality control, maximize the developmental potential of embryos, obtain optimal embryo quality, and consequently increase the pregnancy rate.

 

Critical Impact of the Embryonic Laboratory on Embryo Quality

 

A qualified laboratory needs to be constructed strictly in accordance with the growth and cultivation requirements of embryos. From sterility, temperature and humidity control to avoiding light, the environmental requirements of the laboratory are higher than that of surgical operating rooms. The choice and layout of hardware equipment, laboratory design, and the materials used all have a direct impact on the cultivation of embryos. In developed countries in Europe and America, the field of reproductive medicine has established comprehensive standardized operating procedures to ensure that laboratories reach the highest level.

 

Embryologists: The Core of the Laboratory

 

The core of the embryonic laboratory is the embryologist, whose experience and skills are key factors in forming high-quality embryos. In the process, embryologists need to handle tiny and fragile sperm, eggs, and embryos, requiring gentle, quick, and precise operations. In addition, with the popularity of frozen embryo transfer, the freezing and revival of embryos require skilled operations by embryologists, and their experience directly relates to the embryo survival rate.

If you have needs related to egg freezing or IVF, feel free to consult the professional team at IVF USA. Founded by Dr. Nathan Zhang, a national expert in the field of assisted reproduction, IVF USA will provide you with comprehensive support and guidance, assisting you on a successful overseas IVF journey. Our proud partner clinics have state-of-the-art embryonic laboratories constructed according to international standards to ensure the best environment for embryo cultivation. The experienced and skilled embryologist team is dedicated to creating the best success rate for your IVF journey. Currently, IVF USA provides services such as American egg freezing, American IVF, and third-party assisted reproduction to those in need. Our services have expanded to areas outside the United States, including IVF and egg freezing in Japan, IVF and egg freezing in Thailand, as well as Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other regions. We collaborate with top global IVF doctors to ensure your IVF journey is smooth and unobstructed. We look forward to embarking on a successful IVF journey with you.