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Free centrifuge sorting method for high‐count sperm preparation improves biological characteristics of human spermatozoa and clinical outcome: A sibling oocytes study

10 Aug 2022

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Sperm processing for assisted reproductive technologies (ART) aims to separate immotile and debris from the motile spermatozoa in the semen. The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of free centrifuge sorting (FCS) approach based on a combination of rheotaxis and swim-up on sperm biological characteristics and ICSI clinical outcomes. Each semen sample was splitted into two equal parts for 67 ICSI cycles...

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PMID: 36177792
DOI: 10.1111/and.14554

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