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Lower sperm aneuploidy frequency is associated with high pregnancy rates in ICSI programmes
30 Jun 2003
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BACKGROUND: A large proportion of patients undergoing ICSI have been shown to have an increased sperm aneuploidy rate. This study was undertaken to evaluate the impact of sperm aneuploidy on ICSI outcome. METHODS: To accomplish this, 48 consecutive unselected male patients (median age 34 years) had their sperm aneuploidy rate evaluated in the same swim-up preparation used for ICSI. Chromosomes 8, 12, 18, X and Y...
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