CCS is the very much approved and proven technique for comprehensive chromosome screening (CCS) for patients experiencing IVF treatment. CCS enhances the embryo choice process by precisely figuring out which embryos have a typical or abnormal number of chromosomes. The embryos with the ordinary number of chromosomes have a more prominent opportunity to end up a sound pregnancy and conveyance than the ones with an abnormal number. By just transferring those embryos resolved to be ordinary, patients and social insurance suppliers can enhance their odds of success with IVF.
In the event that a patient has CCS she would experience an average IVF cycle aside from after the recovery 5-10 cells are gotten from a day 5 or 6 embryo called a blastocyst. Those cells are conveyed to the genetics lab to be analyzed. The embryos are solidified while sitting tight for the results of CCS. The transfer of the embryo/embryos, with an ordinary arrangement of chromosomes, would then happen at the time of the patient's next cycle.
There are various reasons why patients may have CCS. One reason is to help reduce the risk of a miscarriage. Roughly half – 70% of miscarriages are because of chromosomal abnormalities. CCS has likewise appeared to be gainful for ladies beyond 35 years old, couples that have experienced repetitive miscarriages or couples that have had numerous encounters of fizzled IVF cycles.
What is the procedure?
With CCS, eggs are fertilized in the laboratory and the embryo(s) are developed for 5-6 days, and soon thereafter a couple of cells are taken from the external layer of the embryo(s). This cell layer is known as the trophectoderm and it will frame the placenta, accordingly leaving the cells that are destined to end up the fetus untouched. The embryos are then solidified and the biopsied cells are sent to a particular laboratory for testing. The results for the most part return in 10-14 days. The chromosomally typical embryo can be transferred in the following menstrual cycle.
Who can profit by CCS?
· Any woman experiencing IVF may think about CCS, however it can be especially useful if:
· You have experienced miscarriage
· You are more established than 35
· You have a formerly unsuccessful IVF
Is there a downside to CCS?
The greatest potential disillusionment with Comprehensive Chromosome Screening is the risk that none of the embryos will be chromosomally typical. The risk for abnormal embryos increments with a woman's age. For instance, for ladies under 35 the possibility of a chromosomally ordinary embryo is around 55%. For ladies over age 42, nonetheless, that dives to around 15%.
In conclusion, by using CCS, the chances of having numerous pregnancies, for example, twins or triplets are incredibly reduced.
