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.
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
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