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PGT is over 98% accurate in diagnosing chromosomal abnormalities.
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The majority of miscarriages are due to chromosomally abnormal embryos. A PGT-A test helps to identify a chromosomally normal embryo for implantation.
No, the biopsy for PGT does not harm the embryo. A very small number of cells are biopsied from an area that will eventually grow into the placenta. The inner cell mass, which is the part of the embryo that will become the baby, is not touched.
PGT-M is appropriate when a parent or a parent’s family member is a carrier of a genetic abnormality. This test can be done with PGT-A, and this information can be used to choose an embryo of a certain sex. Patients most often do this when they are the carrier of a sex-linked genetic disorder.