An endometrial implantability (ERA) test is a biopsy of the endometrium to determine the optimal timing for transplantation.
ERA is a test to determine at what point in time the endometrium is most receptive for a successful implantation.
It checks the genetic level, and whether or not the endometrium is receptive to implantation, on the day of the embryo transfer, when transferring a frozen-thawed blastocyst.
Sometimes, even when the endometrium is purposely put in a possible condition for implantation after repeated cases of implantation failure, it is not optimal at a genetic level.
*During the test cycle, there will be no transfers. We will only do the test.
We will use the same medicine that is used in the hormone support cycle timed just like a thawed embryo transfer.
1. Thawed Embryo Transfer Cases
(1)Estrogen will be taken from Day 2 of menstruation.
(2)We will check the thickness of the endometrium around Day 12 of menstruation (those far away, may be omitted).
(3)Progesterone use will begin and on Day 5 of use, endometrial tissue sample will be taken and sent away for the test.
2. Natural Cycle Cases
After ovulation is confirmed, on the 5th day endometrial cell tissues will be collected and submitted for testing.
2-3 weeks will be needed until the test results are ready.
he procedure will take about 5 minutes.
In most cases it will be done without anesthesia.It is not necessary to stop eating before this procedure.
However, because there may be pain associated with the insertion of the curette, the procedure can be done under a local anesthetic.
If there is pain at the time of tissue sampling, it is the kind of pain expected during menstruation and will only be for an instant.
For patients who have low tolerance to pain, the dispensing of pain killers will be considered by patient request through consultation.
Additionally it is very rare, but a general anesthesia (intravenous) is sometimes requested.
It is possible to handle this request, but because fasting and pretreatment is necessary, please let us know beforehand if you strongly want this treatment.
A separate fee is needed for anesthesia and pretreatment.
*Additional charges apply for anesthesia and pretreatment.
*On the day of the event, you can only take a shower (no bathing). Sexual intercourse is also not allowed.
For ERA inspections, we will take a prepayment and settle the account after the inspection.
If the advance payment was made by credit card, a 5% handling fee will be charged on the refund amount when the payment is refunded.
Item | Cost | |
---|---|---|
ERA-EMMA-ALICE (3 tests simultaneously) | Before Tax | ¥150,350 |
Including Tax | ¥165,385 | |
ERA-EMMA-ALICE test | Before Tax | ¥59,850 |
Including Tax | ¥65,835 | |
*If you want only EMMA test | Before Tax | ¥59,850 |
Including Tax | ¥65,835 | |
ALICE test only | Before Tax | ¥45,000 |
Including Tax | ¥49,500 |
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[About Retesting Due to Inadequate Sample]
As for the ERA test, sometimes it will be necessary to retest due to an inadequate sample because it is very difficult to collect a good sample.
If a retest is necessary due to inadequate sample the test fee will be free, but please understand that we will still have to charge for the medicine.
"Genetic protein analysis of endometrial implantation ability" by Dr. Funabiki (Oak Clinic Association Blog, Japanese language only)
"How to check if implantation is possible" by Dr. Taguchi (Oak Clinic Association Blog, Japanese language only)
ERA Information by Igenomix
The person who gave birth after receiving ERA was introduced in NBC News. (Broadcast on February 1, 2017)
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