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Evaluation of sperm washing as a potential method of reducing HIV transmission in HIV-discordant couples wishing to have children

1 Apr 1999

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OBJECTIVE: A number of discordant couples, in whom the man is HIV positive and the woman is HIV negative, wish to have children. To conceive they must abandon protected sex, posing a risk of HIV transmission to the woman and so to the child. In such circumstances purification of spermatozoa ('sperm-washing') to inseminate the woman artificially has been proposed as a method of reducing the risk of transmission....

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PMID: 10397558
DOI: 10.1097/00002030-199904160-00004

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