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How should we choose the ‘best’ embryo? A commentary on behalf of the British Fertility Society and the Association of Clinical Embryologists
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FertilityClinical EmbryologistsReproductive HealthGynecologyPreimplantation Genetic TestingReproductive BiologyEmbryologyReproductive BiotechnologyEmbryo CultureEmbryo SelectionImplantation (Embryology)Reproductive EthicReproductive MedicinePublic HealthInvasive MethodsInfertilityPreimplantation Genetic ScreeningPrenatal Genetic ScreeningMaternal HealthMorphogenesisEmbryonic DevelopmentBritish Fertility SocietyIn Vitro FertilizationHuman ReproductionDevelopmental BiologyHuman Embryonic DevelopmentEmbryo TransferMedicine
Embryo selection to improve pregnancy rates remains a significant challenge in IVF. Non-invasive and invasive methods of embryo selection include morphological assessment, metabolomics, time-lapse imaging and preimplantation genetic screening. To date, none has been shown conclusively to yield improved implantation and live birth rates. This review summarises current understanding of methods for embryo selection.
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