Embryo Implant Support

EmbryoGlue is an innovative method we use to enhance the implantation of embryos during assisted reproductive treatments.

How does EmbryoGlue work?

Specialized Medium: EmbryoGlue is a unique culture medium enriched with hyaluronan, a substance naturally present in the female reproductive tract. This medium helps create an optimal environment for embryo implantation.

• Enhanced Adhesion: Hyaluronan improves the embryo's ability to adhere to the uterine lining, increasing the chances of successful implantation.
• Transfer Procedure: During the embryo transfer procedure, embryos are placed in EmbryoGlue before being transferred into the uterus. This enhances their chances of successfully embedding into the uterine lining.

International studies have shown that using EmbryoGlue for embryo transfer significantly increases the clinical pregnancy rate from 41% to 49%, compared to conventional culture mediums.

EmbryoGlue is particularly beneficial for couples who have experienced repeated implantation failures or those undergoing their first IVF cycle. By creating a more favourable environment for the embryos, EmbryoGlue aims to improve implantation rates and overall pregnancy success.

Assisted hatching is an advanced technique used in assisted reproductive treatments to improve the chances of embryo implantation and pregnancy success. The principle of this method is to gently create an opening in the outer shell of the embryo, called the zona pellucida, to help the embryo hatch and implant more easily into the uterine lining.

This method is particularly suitable in the following cases:

• When the female partner is of advanced maternal age
• When previous IVF cycles have resulted in poor implantation rates
• When embryos have a thick zona pellucida
• When frozen-thawed embryos are used
• In other cases, depending on the physician's recommendation

How does Assisted Hatching works?

• Embryo Preparation: The embryos are cultured in the laboratory until they reach the appropriate developmental stage.
• Creating an Opening: A small opening is carefully made in the zona pellucida using a laser or chemical solution under a microscope.
• Embryo Transfer: The embryos with the assisted hatching are then transferred into the uterus. Using TESE embryos can help increase the likelihood of successful implantation.