You were told your embryo was “perfect.”
It was euploid. Genetically normal. The best one.

So why didn’t it work?

In this episode, Dr. Mark Amols breaks down the truth behind PGT testing and explains why even genetically normal embryos can fail to implant or result in miscarriage.

You’ll learn:

What PGT-A actually tests (and what it doesn’t)
The difference between chromosomal abnormalities and single gene disorders
Why microdeletions and tiny DNA changes can go undetected
How embryo biopsy sampling works (and its limitations)
Why implantation depends on more than just DNA
The real theoretical ceiling of IVF success—even with “perfect” genetics

PGT is powerful. It reduces miscarriage. It improves efficiency. But it is a filter—not a crystal ball.

If you’ve experienced a failed euploid transfer, this episode will help you understand why that doesn’t mean your embryos are bad, your clinic failed, or IVF won’t work.

There is no such thing as a perfect embryo. There are only probabilities.

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