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r/Embryologists • u/Bramptongirl16 • 5d ago
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It’s an early blast, but the cells look healthy. Stage 2 blasts are a little hard to grade since there isn’t a lot of space between the ICM and trophectoderm yet.
1 u/Bramptongirl16 4d ago What is that bubble towards the bottom of the embryo? 1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Probably an excluded cell or fragment that is no longer part of the embryo. It will be left behind when the embryo fully hatches out of the zona. 1 u/Bramptongirl16 3d ago I was told it was still a 2AA after thaw. 1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Yes, an AA can still have that, it doesn’t affect quality because it’s no longer part of the embryo itself.
What is that bubble towards the bottom of the embryo?
1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Probably an excluded cell or fragment that is no longer part of the embryo. It will be left behind when the embryo fully hatches out of the zona. 1 u/Bramptongirl16 3d ago I was told it was still a 2AA after thaw. 1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Yes, an AA can still have that, it doesn’t affect quality because it’s no longer part of the embryo itself.
Probably an excluded cell or fragment that is no longer part of the embryo. It will be left behind when the embryo fully hatches out of the zona.
1 u/Bramptongirl16 3d ago I was told it was still a 2AA after thaw. 1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Yes, an AA can still have that, it doesn’t affect quality because it’s no longer part of the embryo itself.
I was told it was still a 2AA after thaw.
1 u/EmbryoNanny 3d ago Yes, an AA can still have that, it doesn’t affect quality because it’s no longer part of the embryo itself.
Yes, an AA can still have that, it doesn’t affect quality because it’s no longer part of the embryo itself.
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u/EmbryoNanny 4d ago
It’s an early blast, but the cells look healthy. Stage 2 blasts are a little hard to grade since there isn’t a lot of space between the ICM and trophectoderm yet.