How many chances of success are there for IVF with chromosomal abnormalities in both partners?

Patient's question:

Female, CA125 test result is 46.58. Received one injection of leuprolide acetate.
Female karyotype result: 46, XX, 16qh+.
Male karyotype result: 46, X, Yqh+.
Both partners have chromosomal issues. Can the culture dish be successful? What is the probability? Will the child be healthy? Are there successful cases?

Doctor's answer:

You are undergoing third-generation in vitro fertilization, which refers to the process of taking genetic material from the embryo before implantation to perform predictions and confirm any abnormalities, and then selecting healthy embryos for implantation to prevent the transmission of genetic diseases.
2. The success rate of third-generation in vitro fertilization fluctuates between 30-70%, and the specific rate depends on the region and hospital.
3. Because all embryos undergo selection before implantation, the born babies are healthy.

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