What is a transfer medium?
This is a biocompatible fluid that mimics the natural conditions of the uterus, with a mixture of nutrients, ions, proteins and other essential molecules, to keep the embryo in perfect condition while it is transferred from the laboratory to the uterus.
When is it used?
Failed treatments.
Patients with previous implantation failure.
Receptivity problems
Women over 40 with low endometrial receptivity.
Suboptimal endometrium
Patients whose uterine lining is not in ideal conditions for embryo implantation.
Uterine and immunological disorders
Women with specific medical conditions that could affect implantation.
Benefits of using transfer medium
Facilitates communication between embryo and endometrium
Improves implantation rates
Offers a more favourable environment for the embryo
Increases the chances of pregnancy
When is it applied?

How is the transfer medium used?
At IGIN we use EmbryoGlue, a latest generation medium that contains hyaluronan, a substance that improves the adhesion of the embryo to the endometrium, thus allowing us to increase the chances of successful implantation. We include this technique at no extra cost to the patient when the treatment and medical advice requires it.

Any questions?
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