SUCCESS. The Endometrial Scratch Biopsy Mexico at the LIV Fertility Center in Mexico has the ability to repair the uterine lining, and assists the lining to become more receptive to embryo implanting — ultimately increasing the chance of pregnancy.
An endometrial scratch biopsy Mexico is a procedure used to help embryos implant more successfully after In-Vitro Fertilization Mexico (IVF) or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) Mexico treatment. It is generally only used for patients who have experienced multiple unsuccessful IVF cycles, despite the transfer of good quality embryos.
An endometrial scratch is best performed in the week prior to the start of an IVF or Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) cycle.
Endometrial Scratch Biopsy Mexico Procedure
Sometimes referred to as an endometrial biopsy, the Endometrial Scratch Biopsy Mexico involves taking a biopsy of the lining of the uterus, called the ‘endometrium’, using a thin catheter that is passed through the cervix.
The pipelle or catheter is moved back and forth and rotated in order to cause disruption. This is similar to an endometrial biopsy performed by gynecologists.