Patient's question:
Many petri dishes have been successfully cultured domestically, and my family encourages me to return to China to do so. How is the technology for in vitro fertilization? Could the experts please give some advice? Thank you very much! The kind of help I am seeking: ExplanationsDoctor's answer:
In vitro fertilization adopts the most advanced third-generation PGS/PGD technology in assisted reproductive technology, which advances genetic prenatal diagnosis to the stage before embryo implantation. Embryos in the perinatal center are typically cultured for 6 to 6 days before implantation, at which point the embryos have fully developed and formed blastocysts. The technology, equipment, and operations have been further improved, helping clients with supply achieve higher success rates and reducing physical harm. It is recommended to choose where to undergo the procedure based on your financial conditions and other factors.