IVF x ICSI Comparison for non (severe) male factor infertility. - Course ID:77 -
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While ICSI was initially developed for server male factor infertility that often resulted in failed fertilisation, more recent application has seen it applied to a number of non-male factor clients. This exercise reports on publications that have teste whether this is satisfactory.
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P R Supramaniam, I Granne, E O Ohuma, L N Lim, E McVeigh, R Venkatakrishnan, C M Becker, M Mittal, ICSI does not improve reproductive outcomes in autologous ovarian response cycles with non-male factor subfertility, Human Reproduction, , dez301, https://doi.org/10.1093/humrep/dez301
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Grimstad FW, Nangia AK, Luke B, Stern JE, Mak W. Use of ICSI in IVF cycles in women with tubal ligation does not improve pregnancy or live birth rates. Hum Reprod. 2016,31(12):2750-2755. doi:10.1093/humrep/dew247
