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Ting Yuan: Using Endometrial Immune Profiling in Young IVF Patients
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Apr 14, 2026, 12:52

Ting Yuan: Using Endometrial Immune Profiling in Young IVF Patients

Ting Yuan, Co-Founder and Clinical Director at Zhaoxi Fertility Center Malaysia, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Most IVF conversations focus on embryo quality.
But in practice, I see something different.
When embryos are borderline,
the uterus often becomes the deciding factor.
A recent paper on endometrial immune profiling reinforced this idea.
But clinically, I think of it more simply:

Seed = embryo

Soil = uterine environment

A strong seed may compensate.
But when it’s borderline,
the ‘soil’ often determines the outcome.
This is why I rarely think of IVF as starting with stimulation.
It starts much earlier ,with preparation.

‘Seed determines potential.
Soil amplifies outcome.

I’m curious how others approach this balance in practice.

Read more.”

Title: Using endometrial immune profiling in young IVF patients: implantation rates improved for morphologically sub-optimal embryos

Authors: Nathalie Ledee, Nada J Habeichi, Mona Rahmati, Geraldine Dray, Nicole Kerkhoven, Eric Vicaut, Abdourahmane Diallo, Nino Guy Cassuto, Lea Ruoso

 

Ting Yuan: Using Endometrial Immune Profiling in Young IVF Patients

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