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Guide to IVF Lab Results | In-vitro Fertilization | PCRM My Clinic: Vancouver, BC Switch to Edmonton, AB Clinic Physician Resources Patient Portal Request an AppointmentWell-nighOur Team Fertility Doctors Nurses Scientists Genetic Counsellors Administration Counselors Careers Services Fertility Pharmacy Surgical Prenatal & Genetic Screening Resources Women and Fertility Success Rates Prenatal Screening Men’s Resources LGBTQ Fee Guide Patient Forms Guide to IVF Lab Results Blog Media Videos ContactWell-nighOur Team Fertility Doctors Nurses Scientists Genetic Counsellors Administration Counselors Careers Services Fertility Pharmacy Surgical Prenatal & Genetic Screening Resources Women and Fertility Success Rates Prenatal Screening Men’s Resources LGBTQ Fee Guide Patient Forms Guide to IVF Lab Results Blog Media Videos Contact Physician Resources Patient Portal Request an Appointment Twitter Facebook Googleplus LinkedIn Guide to IVF Lab Results Want to download this guide to read later? Guide to IVF Lab Results The laboratory component of your IVF journey should not be mysterious, and we unchangingly welcome your questions. The science overdue growing embryos in vitro is constantly evolving as we strive to make the culture environment as natural as possible to optimize your endangerment of success. Recent studies have shown us that growing embryos for 5 or 6 days surpassing transfer and freezing (when they will have reached the “blastocyst” stage) has some crucial advantages: Growing embryos for 5 days instead of 3 is an spanking-new selection tool: only a proportion of embryos will wilt blastocysts, the others will stop growing. If the embryo becomes a blastocyst it has a much higher endangerment of implanting. This ways fewer embryos can be transferred in order to unzip a healthy pregnancy, and the risk of multiples is subsequently reduced. It moreover allows us to eliminate poorer quality embryos which would not have made a pregnancy. For successful implantation, the stage of the embryo and the lining of the uterus must be “in sync”, and this is increasingly hands achieved when the embryo is at the blastocyst stage, matching increasingly closely with what happens in a natural cycle. At PCRM we have a reliable, reproducible culture system, and considering of this we are happy to grow everyone’s embryos to day 5 surpassing transfer. There is no way to know for sure whether all embryos that goof in culture would moreover have failed in utero, but we believe that there is no harm caused to your embryos by five days of growing in the lab. What follows is a unenduring outline of what will be happening to your embryos for the six days that they will be in the Lab: Guide to IVF Lab Results   Back to Resources Get in Touch Want to learn increasingly well-nigh our services or typesetting a consultation? We’re here to wordplay your call. 604-422-7276 Contact Us Request an Appointment LearnIncreasinglyAbout Our Team Careers Blog Contact Services Fertility Prenatal & Genetic Screening Surgical Pharmacy Resources Physician Resources Fee Guide Patient Forms   Contact PCRM Main Office 500 – 4601 Canada Way Burnaby, BC, Canada V5G 4X7 PCRM Vancouver Office 330 - 507 West Broadway Vancouver, BC, Canada V5Z 1E6 PCRM Surrey Office 1201 - 13737 96 Avenue Surrey, BC, Canada V3V 0C6 PCRM Edmonton Office 3rd Floor, 9888 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, AB, Canada T5J 5C6 © 2018 PCRM Vancouver Fertility Clinic. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Terms of Service Crafted with love by Forge and Smith.