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ICSI outcomes using testicular spermatozoa in non‐azoospermic couples with recurrent ICSI failure and no previous live births

7 Feb 2019

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Abstract Background The use of testicular over ejaculated spermatozoa for ICSI has been presented as an alternative to overcome infertility in men with poor semen parameters or high levels of sperm DNA fragmentation. Objective To evaluate the efficacy of testicular ICSI outcomes in couples with no previous live birth and recurrent ICSI failure using ejaculated spermatozoa by comparison to the outcomes of couples...

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PMID: 30734539
DOI: 10.1111/andr.12591

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