How an Embryo Transfer Is Performed During an IVF Cycle

How an embryo transfer is performed during an IVF cycle with embryologist Maria Banti

How an Embryo Transfer Is Performed During an IVF Cycle

With Embryologist Maria Banti

First, the best embryo is chosen. A syringe is then attached to a catheter, and the embryo is aspirated inside the catheter. Once the catheter is loaded by the embryologist, it is passed to the fertility doctor, who will then insert the catheter inside the uterus. The syringe is then pressed, and the embryos are disposed of inside the uterus. On the ultrasound, you can then see, in the glow, where the embryos have been disposed of inside the uterus.

An embryo transfer is a big day! It's often filled with many thoughts and emotions, and so much blood, sweat, and tears went into getting you to this moment. To read more on what to expect for an embryo transfer, click here!

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