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Chromosomal abnormalities after ICSI in relation to semen parameters: results in 1114 fetuses and 1391 neonates from a single center

12 Jun 2020

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STUDY QUESTION: Is there a relationship between karyotype abnormalities in fetuses and children conceived by ICSI and their father's semen parameters? SUMMARY ANSWER: The de novo chromosomal abnormality rate in pre- and postnatal karyotypes of ICSI offspring was higher than in the general population and related to fathers' sperm parameters. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREADY: Several studies have reported a higher rate of de...

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PMID: 32772109
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/deaa162

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