Aurora Test for ICSI
If you’re having trouble becoming pregnant, in vitro fertilisation (IVF) using intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) may be the right choice for you and so might the Aurora Test.
An IVF cycle involves several different steps that will help you increase your chances of becoming pregnant with the most important step — selecting the best embryo with the highest potential resulting in a birth of a healthy baby.
The Aurora Test is an innovative, non-invasive molecular test which analyses the cells surrounding the egg (also known as oocyte). These cells, called cumulus cells, are normally removed during ICSI treatment and by analysing these discarded cells, we can predict which eggs will give you the highest chance of having a baby.
improving your chances with aurora test at first attempt
Increased pregnancy rates
Pregnancy chance doubles
Better first attempt outcomes
Half women had a live birth after the very first transfer
With the Aurora Test, you’re likely to get pregnant faster, saving time, cost, and emotional stress compared to routine visual embryo evaluation.
Aurora Test for eggs freezing
More and more women are postponing their decision to become a parent, driven by a variety of factors. In recent years, women finally got the option to freeze their eggs in order to preserve fertility and provide the freedom to decide when they want to start a family.
If you decide to freeze your eggs, you may need to undergo a series hormonal stimulations for the purpose of maximizing the number of eggs retrieved. The Aurora Test will score your eggs after the first hormone treatment and will give you insights into the quality of your eggs.
These results can be applied in the future to help the embryologist deciding which embryo to transfer when you are ready to become a parent. This scoring could avoid multiple cycles of embryo transfer. Read more →