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Evaluation of human sperm morphology using strict criteria after Diff-Quik staining: correlation of morphology with fertilization in vitro

1 Jul 1991

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New, very strict criteria were used after Diff-Quik staining for evaluating sperm morphology. The results of morphology scoring were correlated with the fertilization rate in vitro. Semen samples from 64 men participating in an in-vitro fertilization programme were used for this study. All men had to have a sperm concentration of greater than or equal to 20 million/ml and a progressive motility of greater than...

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PMID: 1721921
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.humrep.a137440

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