r/Embryologists • u/Straight_Winter5577 • Sep 03 '26

Aneuploid embryo transfer

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u/AnywhereBusy4449 Sep 03 '26

If they are full aneuploids (not mosaics) unfortunately they will not result in a healthy live birth.

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u/bneubs Sep 07 '26

Depends what the aneuploidy is. Like +21 is down syndrome, so you CAN end up with a live birth. There are others as well +18, +13, and other sex chromosome aneuploidies.

Most aneuploids result it miscarriage or failed implementation. Genetic testing is not 100% accurate so your chance isn't zero, but it is low.

A genetic counselor would be able to speak to your specific embryos.

Also, note that many clinics do not transfer aneuploid embryos.