A recent publication in the Journal of Human Reproduction explored the impact of a thin endometrial lining during an embryo transfer and the associated IVF outcomes.
So, why is the endometrial lining important?
Researchers found that patients with an endometrial lining of below 8mm in fresh embryo transfers and 7mm in frozen embryo transfers resulted in a reduced rate of clinical pregnancies and live birth rates.
At Fertility First, ultrasound assessment of the thickness and pattern of the endometrial lining during a treatment cycle is always done by a reproductive specialist or a qualified ultra sonographer to ensure accurate assessment of this very important factor in getting pregnant.
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