What are the risks of PGS?
- Published on April 20, 2021
PGS involves collecting cells from the embryo. This can damage or destroy the embryo. However, advances in the field of assisted reproductive technology and embryology have significantly improved survival rates for embryos through PGS. In some cases, all embryos may be found with chromosomal issues resulting in a cancelled IVF cycle.
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