A menudo, las parejas han tenido éxito con sus tratamientos de fertilidad y donan el exceso de embriones al ICRM una vez completada su familia. Otras parejas que padecen infertilidad pueden recibir estos embriones y someterse a un procedimiento de transferencia de embriones congelados. ICRM no cobra por los embriones, sólo por el ciclo de transferencia de embriones congelados. El programa de receptores de donación de embriones del ICRM es un programa anónimo. El programa de receptores de donación de embriones ofrece una opción de menor costo a las parejas que padecen infertilidad. Los futuros padres pueden revisar el historial médico de los embriones antes de seleccionarlos. Una vez que los futuros padres hayan seleccionado los embriones deseados, pueden continuar con un ciclo de transferencia de embriones congelados. La criopreservación de embriones es una práctica de rutina en las clínicas de tecnología reproductiva avanzada (ART).

Durante un ciclo de transferencia de embriones congelados, el útero se prepara con hormonas de estrógeno y progesterona para que el útero sea receptivo. Esta preparación hormonal suele tardar de 3 a 4 semanas. Durante este período de 3 a 4 semanas, se controlan tanto los niveles hormonales como el revestimiento uterino para garantizar una receptividad uterina óptima. Los embriones criopreservados luego se descongelan y se vuelven a transferir al útero. Aproximadamente 80% de embriones sobrevivirán típicamente al proceso de congelación y descongelación. Los embriones se deshidratan antes de la congelación para minimizar la formación de cristales de hielo en el embrión que causa daño intracelular. Las pruebas de embarazo generalmente se realizan 8 y 10 días después de la transferencia del embrión. Si se transfieren embriones de alta calidad, se logra una tasa de embarazo de aproximadamente 40% por transferencia de embriones congelados. Las técnicas y capacidades de criopreservación de embriones se han convertido en una estrategia terapéutica cada vez más importante en reproducción asistida. Aproximadamente 20% de todos los descendientes nacidos en todo el mundo de ciclos de FIV provienen de procedimientos de criopreservación de embriones y transferencia de embriones congelados.

Conozca a nuestra Agencia de Bloques de Construcción de Socios Colaboradores (BBA). ¡BBA se encarga de los embriones que están esperando receptoras!

Embryo Donation & Frozen Embryo Transfer Cycle

At the Idaho Center for Reproductive Medicine, we are dedicated to helping couples build their families through various assisted reproductive technologies. Our Embryo Donation and Frozen Embryo Transfer program offers a compassionate solution for those experiencing infertility while promoting the responsible donation of excess embryos by families who have completed their own journeys.

Tenga en cuenta: All Embryo Donation packages charge a coordination fee with adopted and incoming embryos.

How Embryo Donation Works

Often, couples who have successfully completed their fertility treatments donate their excess embryos to ICRM. Other couples suffering from infertility can receive these embryos through our anonymous embryo donation recipient program. At ICRM, we do not charge for the embryos themselves; we only charge for the associated frozen embryo transfer cycle. This program offers a cost-effective option for couples struggling with infertility.

Intended parents can review the medical history of available embryos before making their selection. Once chosen, they can proceed with a frozen embryo transfer cycle.

Partnering with Building Blocks Agency (BBA)

We are proud to collaborate with Building Blocks Agency (BBA), which manages our embryo donation process. BBA oversees the available embryos, ensuring that intended parents have access to comprehensive medical histories and support throughout the selection process. This partnership enhances the experience for both donors and recipients, fostering a compassionate community focused on family building.

The Frozen Embryo Transfer Process

During a frozen embryo transfer cycle, the uterus is prepared through hormonal treatment with estrogen and progesterone to ensure receptivity. This preparation, which typically takes 3-4 weeks, is crucial for creating an optimal environment for embryo implantation. Hormone levels and uterine lining thickness are closely monitored during this period to ensure the best possible conditions for a successful pregnancy.

Once the uterus is ready, cryopreserved embryos are thawed and transferred back into the uterus. Approximately 80% of embryos survive the freeze-thaw process, as they are dehydrated prior to freezing to minimize ice crystal formation, thus reducing intracellular damage.

Our program boasts a high success rate, with about a 40% pregnancy rate per frozen embryo transfer. This is made possible by advances in embryo cryopreservation techniques, which have made this an increasingly effective option in assisted reproductive technology. Approximately 20% of all offspring born worldwide are from IVF cycles resulting from embryo cryopreservation and frozen embryo transfer procedures. These statistics are a testament to the hope and promise that our program offers.

Why Choose ICRM for Your Embryo Donation Journey?

Expert Care

Our experienced team is dedicated to providing personalized support and guidance throughout your fertility journey.

Collaborative Approach

With BBA’s collaboration, we ensure a streamlined and thoughtful process for donors and recipients.

SART-Certified with High Success Rates

As a SART-certified clinic, we adhere to the highest standards in assisted reproductive technology, ensuring transparency and quality in our practices. Our advanced techniques and procedures are designed to maximize your chances of a successful pregnancy.

Take the Next Step

To learn more about our embryo donation program and begin the process of becoming a patient, please connect with us below. We’re happy to walk you through the process and answer any questions you have!