Frozen Embryo Transfer FET for HRC
The HRC laboratory uses vitrification to preserve embryos and use them for subsequent frozen embryo transfer after thawing. Pre-transfer assessment and preparation are conducted separately from the previous egg retrieval cycle.
Frozen embryo transfer is the process of reviving frozen embryos and moving them into the uterus. People who already have embryos usually do not need to re-retrieve eggs for this transfer, but pre-transfer assessment and preparation are still required.
| link | Content |
|---|---|
| Embryo information | Keep location, culture and freezing records, and existing test reports. |
| Pre-transfer assessment | The physician evaluates the history and examination and develops a plan for endometrial preparation and monitoring. |
| Thawing and Transfer | The embryos are thawed in the laboratory, and doctors complete the transfer as planned. |
| Pregnancy test and follow-up | Pregnancy is assessed through scheduled exams and linked to follow-up medical care. |
Information and expenses before transfer
- Where are the embryos currently stored, and are the culture, freezing and testing records complete?
- Does the personal inspection need to be updated? Where are the monitoring and transfer locations?
- How to charge for thawing, operation, medicine, monitoring and remaining embryo storage?
- If the cycle is postponed, canceled or cannot be transferred, how to confirm the cost and follow-up treatment?
Medical connection after leaving the United States
Post-transfer review, medication, and when it is appropriate to travel should be in accordance with the plan of the reception team. Before leaving the United States, clearly define the report, interpretation of pregnancy test results, and follow-up medical contacts, and do not use transportation plans as a basis for adjusting medical procedures.