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CASE STUDY · INCITA CLINIC

Three eggs, three blastocysts

A clinical case involving low ovarian reserve, individualized stimulation and embryo testing.

January 2026 · Birth reported

Case at a glance

Age at treatment
36
AMH
0.77 ng/mL
Antral follicles reported
2
Eggs retrieved
3
Blastocysts reported
3
PGT-A result reported
All 3 blastocysts passed screening

Initial assessment

The patient was 36, with an AMH result of 0.77 ng/mL and an antral follicle count of two. The team planned a PPOS and mild-stimulation approach, with changes based on how the follicles developed.

Changes during stimulation

The account describes an initial stimulation phase, followed by a reduction and more intermittent dosing when growth was slow. As the smaller follicles developed more evenly, the plan was adjusted again. The egg retrieval took place after this sequence of monitoring and clinical decisions.

These were changes made for one patient. Her medication schedule is not a template for another cycle.

Three eggs through the laboratory stages

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StageCase finding
Retrieval3 eggs, all described as mature
FertilizationAll 3 fertilized through ICSI
Blastocyst development3 blastocysts, graded 5AA, 5BA and 5AA
PGT-AAll 3 passed the reported screening
TransferOne 5AA embryo after endometrial preparation

Laboratory handling and biopsy timing were adjusted to embryo development. The report’s three-egg result follows one patient’s cycle and should not be read as an expected percentage for other patients.

Pregnancy and later outcome

The transfer was followed by a positive pregnancy test, subsequent pregnancy follow-up and the birth of a baby. The case therefore records a birth outcome, rather than stopping at embryo development or an initial blood test.

For related information, read about individual stimulation planning, PGT-A and the stages in a laboratory report.

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This is an individual account. Results depend on the patient and treatment circumstances and do not predict another person’s outcome.

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