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Evaluation of Sperm Morphology Using Kruger's Strict Criteria

1 Jan 1992

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Prospective and retrospective studies were conducted to evaluate sperm morphology using strict criteria for predicting fertilization capacity in males. Severely impaired male fertility potential was measured by a result of less than or equal to 4% (denotes percentage sperm having normal morphology) and scores of greater than 14% indicated normal fertilization potential. There were no statistically significant...

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PMID: 1550422
DOI: 10.3109/01485019208987674

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