what
Assisted Hatching is a specialized technique employed in in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures to enhance the embryo’s ability to implant into the uterus. It is applied after warmimg of embryos and before transfer, in embryos coming form frozen oocytes, when female age is mora than 40 and when there are obvious dysmorphism at the outer shell of the oocyte (ie zona pellucida).
how
During Assisted Hatching, an opening is made in the zona pellucida surrounding the embryo with the use of laser technology. By facilitating the hatching process, the embryo is better able to break free from its protective layer and implant into the lining of the uterus, increasing the chances of successful pregnancy.
why embryolab
Embryolab employs Assisted Hatching as a part of our advanced IVF procedures when deemed beneficial for specific cases. Our skilled team assesses individual patient needs and incorporates this technique when it can enhance the chances of successful implantation.
