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A treatment approach for couples with disrupted sperm DNA integrity and recurrent ART failure

16 Aug 2019

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OBJECTIVE: To test a novel method to select spermatozoa with high chromatin integrity. DESIGN: Specimens with high sperm chromatin fragmentation (SCF) were selected by density gradient selection (DGS) and microfluidic sperm sorting (MSS). SETTING: Academic medical center. PATIENT(S): Ejaculates from consenting men were processed by DGS/MSS. Couples underwent ICSI cycles with spermatozoa processed by DGS/MSS....

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PMID: 31418108
DOI: 10.1007/s10815-019-01543-5

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