Hi Dr Potter, Which probe do you recommend and why? I am 32 and want to have the best chance of success.
Look forward to your reply.
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June 11th, 2011, 07:01 AM #1
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which probe?
Lxx
Have 2 wonderful boys
HRC Aug 2011 - Dr Potter - ER - 17th
ET - 22nd, hope to get our girl!
Transfered 1 normal girl - 22nd Aug.
11 eggs retrieved, 5 fertilised and made it to biopsy.
24GSN - 1 normal girl
1 normal boy
3 abnormal boys.
Immune testing. - low LAD, elevated CD19 and CD5. Low testosterone.
June 2012 Potter. 14 retrieved, 6 mature and fertilized.
Changed to 2 probe. Only 1 girl. BFN
Cycle 3 HRC again May 2013 - 7 eggs retrieved, 3 mature and 1 fertilized. Made it to day 5 but abnormal girl.
3 more at HRC - finally DD was born 7th May 2016
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June 17th, 2011, 02:54 PM #2
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I am a big proponent of 24-chromosome testing such as GSN. The implantation rate is very high when you are looking at embryos that are known to be normal. The implantation rate for embryos in my practice with GSN ranges from 50% to 70%+ per embryos depending on the stage of development at the time of transfer. With FISH (2, 5 or 9 probe), you are looking at around 50% of the embryos that are thought to be normal actually having abnormalities in one or more of the chromosomes that have not been checked. This is particularly important when patients are younger and high responders.
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Daniel A. Potter, MD
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