INCINTA FERTILITY CENTER
INCINTA embryo genetic testing
INCINTA genetic testing page introduces PGT-A, PGT-M, PGT-SR and genetic counseling, and understands the connection between test preparation, embryo biopsy, freezing and report interpretation.
Test categories published by INCINTA
The institutional genetics testing page separately states PGT-A (chromosome number), PGT-M (specific single gene problem), and PGT-SR (chromosome structural rearrangement). These three types of items correspond to different backgrounds, and the initial consultation should indicate the genetic report and family history.
Do genetic counseling first, and then arrange follow-up preparations
Patients interested in learning about PGT are encouraged to first seek genetic counseling to explain the possible benefits, limitations, and risks. When a variant or chromosomal structural problem is known, the testing team may need to supplement the sample or prepare an analysis protocol.
Biopsy, Freezing and Laboratory Reports
Testing usually requires embryo sampling, followed by freezing waiting and subsequent thawing. Biopsy, sample testing, preservation and report interpretation may be the responsibility of different teams. In contrast to embryo appearance scoring, the test answers genetic questions within its scope.
Transfer Selection and Cost Range
Testing does not rule out all diseases and does not guarantee the availability of implantable embryos. Reports such as no results or chimerism should be interpreted by professionals. Quotes should differentiate between genetic counseling, personalized preparation, biopsy, number of tests, preservation and subsequent transfer.