Genetic Test for Couples Trying to Conceive - CGT Exome Test

The CGT Exome test is the most comprehensive genetic test option for couples trying to conceive. It includes the examination and comparative analysis of 1,577 genes. These genes are analyzed for the presence of hidden genetic mutations.

Please note that before purchasing the test, you must have a preliminary CGT genetic consultation.

What are hidden genetic mutations?

Genetic mutations are changes in the structure or makeup of a gene, leading to a disease or a set of symptoms.

A specific type of these mutations are recessive genetic mutations, which remain inactive when they occur only in a single gene of a given chromosome (i.e., inherited from only one parent). This is known as a hidden genetic mutation because it does not cause any symptoms or affect the carrier's life or health.

The risk increases when both parents unknowingly carry the same genetic mutation. In such a case, the likelihood of the mutation manifesting and a genetic disorder appearing in the child rises.

What does the CGT test involve?

The test involves a comparative analysis of both patients' results. The test requires only blood samples from the patient, which are taken at the lab of one of the InviMed clinics.

The test results are discussed with a geneticist during an additional genetic consultation, which is included in the price of the genetic test.

Who is the CGT test for?

The hidden genetic mutation test is designed for all couples trying to conceive, regardless of what stage they are at:

• couples just beginning their efforts,
• couples undergoing infertility treatment,
• couples indicated for in vitro treatment with donor eggs (in the case of the InviMed program with genetic matching).

Details of the Genetic Test for Couples Trying to Conceive – CGT Test

1. The CGT test is available in three variants: Essential, Plus, and Exome. They differ in the number of genes tested for hidden genetic mutations.
2. Only couples can participate in the genetic test for couples trying to conceive – the CGT test is for couples only. This is due to the nature of the test, whose results can only be presented through a comparative analysis of the patient’s and partner’s results.
3. Before taking the test, patients are required to have a CGT genetic consultation with a geneticist at one of the InviMed clinics or via teleconsultation.
4. The blood sample collection appointment can only be scheduled after the selected CGT test variant has been paid for.
5. After paying for the selected test variant, please contact the InviMed helpline at 500 900 888 to express your interest in participating in the test.
6. Before the scheduled sample collection, patients will receive the necessary documents to complete: the CGT form, consent for the test, and a patient declaration form. Please complete and bring them on the day of the test.
7. An InviMed clinic medical staff member will contact the patients to confirm the sample collection appointment. The couple must be scheduled together.
8. The waiting time for results is approximately 6 weeks.
9. Once notified that the results are available, patients can schedule a genetic consultation to discuss the results.
10. The genetic consultation discussing the test results is included in the price of every CGT test variant.

Important Information

Before taking the test, you must have a preliminary CGT genetic consultation. The test takes place at the collection point of one of the InviMed clinics, after scheduling an appointment. The price of the test includes a genetic consultation to discuss the results.

How to Schedule the Test?

1. Select the city and InviMed Infertility Clinic where you want to take the test.
2. Add the test to your cart and complete the payment.
3. You will receive a confirmation email to the address provided in your order indicating that the service is now active.
4. You have 3 months to complete the test.
5. To schedule the consultation, call 500 900 888.
6. After scheduling the appointment, a midwife will contact you to confirm the test date and discuss the formalities related to conducting the test.
7. Bring your ID and the completed documents previously sent by the midwife to your appointment.