The endometrium is a tissue lining the interior of the uterus where the embryo implants and resides during pregnancy. Each month, the endometrium prepares for the arrival of an embryo. When this does not occur, menstruation begins.
Variations of the endometrium are one of the leading causes of infertility in women. The endometrium must be both receptive to embryo implantation at the time of transfer and rich in healthy bacteria. Infections with harmful bacteria can cause diseases of the endometrium, such as chronic endometritis, which are associated with poor reproductive outcomes.
Recent studies led by Igenomix indicate that the endometrium is a key factor for reproductive success. 20% of infertility is caused by the endometrial factor.
Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies
Improves the chances of reproductive success by selecting chromosomally normal embryos
Carrier Genetic Test
Determines the risk of having a child with a
genetic disease
Sex selection and Sex determination, before and after conception is prohibited and punishable under PC & PNDT act no. 57 of 1994
