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Currently, most IVF labs can culture embryos to blastocyst for fresh transfer or biopsy for genetic testing. Pregnancy rates with day 3 vs. day 5 embryo transfer are comparative; transferring 2 day 3 embryos has the pregnancy rate of 1 day 5 embryo but carries an approximately 20% chance of twins.
Minimally, the mare owner can expect to invest at least $1,500 in the ET process per donor breeding cycle with no guarantee for success when a recipient mare is provided. The estimated cost range in the United States is expected to be from $5,000 to $7,500 when a leased recipient mare is used.
Minimally, the mare owner can expect to invest at least $1,500 in the ET process per donor breeding cycle with no guarantee for success when a recipient mare is provided. The estimated cost range in the United States is expected to be from $5,000 to $7,500 when a leased recipient mare is used.
Ovum pickup, also known as oocyte aspiration or oocyte collection, is the process by which oocytes (eggs) are retrieved directly from a mares ovaries via transvaginal aspiration (TVA).
Although the success of OPU-ICSI can be greatly vary, ~1 transferable blastocyst embryo is being produced on average per OPU-ICSI session, with 60%\u201370% recipient mares becoming pregnant after transfer of one embryo. Most recently, the pregnancy success of transfer of frozen-thawed OPU-ICSI embryos has been ~50%.
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3. The collection of an embryo from donor mare by flushing costs $448.00 per flush. The estimated total cost with hospitalization and medications is $559.00 per flush. 4.
The embryo is isolated, either visually or using a microscope. It is then "washed" and immediately transferred into the recipient mare using a catheter inserted through the cervix.
Vitrification, which means \u201cto transform a substance into glass\u201d is a technique used to freeze equine embryos. This special process for equine embryo that allows them to survive the freezing and thawing process.
Embryo transfer (ET) performed on the second or third day of fertilization when the embryos are at the 4-8 cell stage has an implantation rate lower than 20%(1,2,3).
Embryo transfer is a simple technique, and anesthesia or sedation is rarely required. A long, thin catheter containing the agreed upon number of embryos, along with a small amount of fluid, is passed through the cervix into the uterus, where the embryo or embryos are released.

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