Author(s)

Aamir Javed^1*, Dipan Thakkar², Nirmala Agrawal³, Snehal Mangaonkar⁴, Rishish Sharma⁵, Suman Saurabh⁶, Dipanshu Sur⁷

¹Division of Clinical Embryology, Morpheus Life Sciences, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
²Usha Nursing Home, Nandanvan Society, Anand, Gujarat, India.
³Juhi Fertility Center, Opposite, Masab Tank, Hyderabad, India.
⁴School of Regenerative Medicine, Manipal University, Yelahanka, Bengaluru, India.
⁵Indira IVF Hospital, Kanpur, India.
⁶AN College, UG Department of Biotechnology, Patna, India.
⁷MAGS Medical & Research Center, Salt Lake, Kolkata, India.

Notwithstanding the most noteworthy verifiable live birth achievement rates for couples experiencing in vitro fertilization (IVF), there has been a scourge of iatrogenic twin and higher gestation development considered from this treatment. While some expanded peril is natural for the barren populace requiring treatment, the act of multiple embryo transfer adds to these inconveniences and results, particularly concerning its part in higher number pregnancies. Improvement in cryopreservation procedures has permitted conservation of supernumerary embryos for use in future cycles, and refinements in culture frameworks and embryo selection have brought about the transfer of elective single embryos while keeping up positive pregnancy rates. The willful exchange of a single top notch quality elective single embryo transfer e-SET (Blastocyst) has fundamentally lessened the multiple gestation rates and boosted the rate of singleton pregnancy without compromising the global success rates. We acknowledge that in high-risk situations (e.g. previous history of preterm gestation and poor maternal wellbeing), double-embryo transfer (DET) or triple embryo transfer (TET) ought to be disallowed because of unsuitably high perils. Be that as it may, we contend that ordering e-SET for every single young lady can be viewed as an unsatisfactory break of patient self-governance, particularly since DET/TET offers certain ladies money related and social focal points.

IVF/ICSI, Multiple Gestation, e-SET, DET, TET

Javed, A. , Thakkar, D. , Agrawal, N. , Mangaonkar, S. , Sharma, R. , Saurabh, S. and Sur, D. (2019) Elective Single Embryo Transfer: Future Forward. Advances in Reproductive Sciences, 7, 16-20. doi: 10.4236/arsci.2019.71003.