Welcome to another episode of The Fertility Podcast bitesize, with The Centre for Reproductive and Genetic Health (CRGH) in this snippet, we’re going to be hearing from Xavier Brunetti, Deputy Head of Embryology to explain more about how embryos are graded. All too often there are conversations online within Facebook groups or forums about what the different gradings mean and it can cause all sorts of stress and unease for patients. We are all so different and every clinic is different, so Dr. Google is not your friend when you are at this stage of your fertility treatment. So have a listen to Xavi explain more about what the embryologist is looking for and what happens in the lab. We discuss: <ul><li>Day 1 - Day 3 and then Day 4 to Day 5 or 6</li><li>Symmetry, fragmentation, can they see the nuclei</li><li>How synchronized cell divisions are </li><li>How Blastocysts grow </li><li>What that means for the grading</li><li>How the lab keeps in touch with you - the patient </li><li>How to manage patients' expectations of egg collection </li></ul> Find out more about <a href="https://crgh.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">CRGH here</a> Follow<a href="https://www.instagram.com/crgh_uk/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> CRGH on Instagram </a>Follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Fertility Podcast on Instagram </a>

Welcome to another episode of The Fertility Podcast bitesize, with The Centre for Reproductive and Genetic Health (CRGH) in this snippet, we’re going to be hearing from Xavier Brunetti, Deputy Head of Embryology to explain more about how embryos are graded. All too often there are conversations online within Facebook groups or forums about what the different gradings mean and it can cause all sorts of stress and unease for patients. We are all so different and every clinic is different, so Dr. Google is not your friend when you are at this stage of your fertility treatment. So have a listen to Xavi explain more about what the embryologist is looking for and what happens in the lab. We discuss: Day 1 - Day 3 and then Day 4 to Day 5 or 6Symmetry, fragmentation, can they see the nucleiHow synchronized cell divisions are How Blastocysts grow What that means for the gradingHow the lab keeps in touch with you - the patient How to manage patients' expectations of egg collection Find out more about CRGH here Follow CRGH on Instagram Follow Fertility Podcast on Instagram

Welcome to another episode of The Fertility Podcast bitesize, with The Centre for Reproductive and Genetic Health (CRGH) in this snippet, we’re going to be hearing from Xavier Brunetti, Deputy Head of Embryology to explain more about how embryos are graded. All too often there are conversations online within Facebook groups or forums about what the different gradings mean and it can cause all sorts of stress and unease for patients. We are all so different and every clinic is different, so Dr. Google is not your friend when you are at this stage of your fertility treatment. So have a listen to Xavi explain more about what the embryologist is looking for and what happens in the lab.&nbsp;We discuss:&nbsp;<ul><li>Day 1 - Day 3 and then Day 4 to Day 5 or 6</li><li>Symmetry, fragmentation, can they see the nuclei</li><li>How synchronized cell divisions are&nbsp;</li><li>How Blastocysts grow&nbsp;</li><li>What that means for the grading</li><li>How the lab keeps in touch with you - the patient&nbsp;</li><li>How to manage patients' expectations of egg collection&nbsp;</li></ul> Find out more about <a href="https://crgh.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer">CRGH here</a> Follow<a href="https://www.instagram.com/crgh_uk/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer"> CRGH on Instagram </a>Follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/?hl=en" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fertility Podcast on Instagram </a>

Bitesize - Embryo Grading at CRGH

If you’ve found your route to parenthood hasn’t been straightforward, The Fertility Podcast is for you. From how to optimise your fertility to getting pregnant naturally, navigating IVF, understanding donor conception or surrogacy to how to prepare for a life without children. Whatever your situation, you are not alone. Created by Natalie Silverman, a former fertility patient in 2014 Natalie set about speaking to experts and sharing lived experience and expert interviews In 2019 Kate Davies, an independent fertility nurse consultant joined as co-host and from 2023-2024, Kate hosted the podcast solo sharing more of her expert insight and stories from her patients. As The Fertility Podcast reached its 10th anniversary the decision was taken to cease publishing.. until now. The Fertility Podcast is proud to partner with Fertility Action, a new UK charity dedicated to supporting anyone affected by infertility, secondary infertility, or sub-fertility. Together, we aim to amplify our mission of education, empowerment, and support. Fertility Action combines patient advocacy with expert knowledge to offer peer support, therapy, and reliable information. They are also committed to improving fertility care access, raising awareness, and driving research to advance understanding and treatment.

PLEASE NOTE: The Fertility Podcast has an archive of its 300 episodes on new podcast feeds called: Getting Pregnancy Ready, Infertility Support, Male Fertility, Alternative Routes to Parenthood, and Pregnancy Loss. 
Just have a look in your podcast search and be sure to subscribe.

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If you’ve found your route to parenthood hasn’t been straightforward, The Fertility Podcast is for you. From how to optimise your fertility to getting pregnant naturally, navigating IVF, understanding donor conception or surrogacy to how to prepare for a life without children. Whatever your situation, you are not alone. Created by Natalie Silverman, a former fertility patient in 2014 Natalie set about speaking to experts and sharing lived experience and expert interviews In 2019 Kate Davies, an independent fertility nurse consultant joined as co-host and from 2023-2024, Kate hosted the podcast solo sharing more of her expert insight and stories from her patients. As The Fertility Podcast reached its 10th anniversary the decision was taken to cease publishing.. until now. The Fertility Podcast is proud to partner with Fertility Action, a new UK charity dedicated to supporting anyone affected by infertility, secondary infertility, or sub-fertility. Together, we aim to amplify our mission of education, empowerment, and support. Fertility Action combines patient advocacy with expert knowledge to offer peer support, therapy, and reliable information. They are also committed to improving fertility care access, raising awareness, and driving research to advance understanding and treatment. PLEASE NOTE: The Fertility Podcast has an archive of its 300 episodes on new podcast feeds called: Getting Pregnancy Ready, Infertility Support, Male Fertility, Alternative Routes to Parenthood, and Pregnancy Loss. Just have a look in your podcast search and be sure to subscribe.

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