For Families MIRA is the optimal tool for determining the best time for embryo implantation, increasing the chances of IVF treatment success. What is MIRA?
What is endometrial receptivity?
Endometrial receptivity is the period of time when the endometrium is ready for embryo implantation. This typically occurs from days 19-21 during the menstrual cycle of fertile women. This interval of receptivity can also be referred to as the window of implantation (WOI).
How does MIRA help with the IVF treatment cycle?
Large scale studies have shown that 30% of infertility patients have a displaced window of implantation (WOI). One of the main causes of implantation failure is the lack of synchronization between embryo and endometrium. This is why it is imperative to utilize MIRA to assess the endometrial receptivity in order to determine the optimal day for embryo transfer.
Successful implantation rate
Should I take this test?
A displaced WOI can happen to anyone regardless of age
You should take this test if you
- Plan on undergoing an IVF treatment
- Have undergone multiple IVF treatments with no success
For Families
Why should you choose MIRA?
A solution that has been optimized for you
Reliable
Thousands of samples tested with less than 1% resampling rate, significantly lower than the 15% resampling rate of competing products
Accurate
Prediction rate of receptivity (WOI) at 99% with a successful implantation rate of over 70%
Trustworthy
Trusted by professionals and clinics around the world, with continuous advancements to enhance the accuracy of the test
What is MIRA’s testing process?
The testing process can be done directly at your fertility doctor’s clinic. Your doctor will use the tools provided in the MIRA sample submission kit to collect your endometrial biopsy sample for the analysis.
Note:
Endometrial biopsy should be taken either:
1. After 5 days (120 hours) of progesterone administration in a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) cycle.
2. Or, after 7 days (168 hours) from human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) administration in a natural cycle.
While undergoing the MIRA test will not guarantee a successful implantation as there are many other factors that affect a successful implant, understanding patients’ endometrial receptivity will help practitioners eliminate WOI as reason for implantation failure.
What can MIRA tell me?
A comprehensive report will be provided to you and your physician that identifies your optimal window of implantation and advises you on the best time to perform personalized embryo transfer.
Receptive: Best Time to Implant
In the Window of Implantation (WOI)
A receptive result on your report indicates that the time of the tissue biopsy was the optimal time for embryo transfer and the same conditions and timing can be used during your subsequent treatment cycles for the most favorable personalized embryo transfer conditions.
Non-receptive: Adjust Implantation Time
NOT in the Window of Implantation (WOI)
A non-receptive result on your report indicates that the time of the tissue biopsy was not in the optimal time period for embryo transfer (pre- or post-receptive) and that the timing of your embryo transfer should be altered in order to increase chance of successful implantation.
Inconclusive – The analysis cannot determine the optimal time for embryo transfer. This could be the result of a low quality or low quantity biopsy sample. A member of MIRA’s team will be in contact with your physician in order to make adjustments to the timing of the endometrial biopsy. The biopsy should be repeated with the suggested time for endometrial biopsy. An inconclusive result happens in less than 1% of results.