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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone at a top clinic right now? CCRM, Cornell? I wonder what their take is on it. 
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Would also like to know. I cycled with CCRM last year and they did not all transfer of non-normals at that time.

Their website discussion of CCS suggests they don't believe mosaics are viable though:

"CCRM is aware that there are other IVF clinics and reference labs publicly reporting discrepancy with anueploid embryos (chromosomally abnormal). We want to assure our patients that our CCS lab runs at the highest level of expertise with strict quality control and data analysis to enable the accurate CCS diagnosis of IVF embryos. As part of our ongoing commitment to excellence, we routinely reconfirm diagnosis on aneuploid embryos to better understand the incidence of chromosome abnormality.

Recently we dual biopsied 90 aneuploid blastocysts (Day 5 embryos) and blindly analyzed the CCS results to reveal 96 percent accuracy. The remaining 4 percent were mosaic aneuploid embryos (containing both chromosomally normal and abnormal cells) that would never have resulted in a healthy live birth. This sampling is larger than any of the recent published studies."

https://www.ccrmivf.com/services/comprehensive-chromosome-screening-ccs/[/quote]

It turns out all clinics turned this person down except CNY. Which disappoints me to hear. CNY helps a lot of people. They should not be helping crazy people. This person needed psych clearance. [/quote]

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