preimplantation genetic screening (pgs)

What are the Benefits of PGS?


The primary benefits of PGS include:
Increased implantation rates
Reduced risk of miscarriage
Reduced risk of genetic disorders
Higher chances of a successful pregnancy
By selecting chromosomally normal embryos, PGS can significantly improve the overall outcomes of IVF treatments.

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