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Accession number;04A0899035
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| Title;Indication for Split ICSI in Our Clinic |
| Author;
HASHIMOTO HIROMI
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
GOTO SAKAE
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
TSUBOUCHI MIKI
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
IZUMI YOKO
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
YOSHIMURA YUKARI
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
KASAHARA YUKO
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
SHIOTANI MASAHIDE
(Hanabusawimenzukurinikku(kobeshi))
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Journal Title;J Mamm Ova Res
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Journal Code:L0534A
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ISSN:1341-7738
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VOL.21;NO.4;PAGE.209-213(2004)
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| Figure&Table&Reference;FIG.2, TBL.3, REF.7 |
| Pub. Country;Japan |
| Language;Japanese |
| Abstract;The purpose of this study is to determine criteria of split ICSI in which half of oocytes were inseminated by ICSI and half by conventional IVF. Six hundreds eighty-two couples who experienced the first assisted reproductive technology in our clinic were enrolled in the study. Pregnancy rate in couples with fertilization rate (FR) less than 30% was significantly lower than that in couples with FR exceeding 50%. FR in couples with oligozoospermia (sperm count < 20 * 106/ml) (50.0-53.8%) was significantly lower than that in couples with normozoospermia (65.0-79.5%). FR in couples with sperm motility rate less than 20% (0-29.6%) were significantly lower than that in couples with motility rate exceeding 20% (66.8-76.8%). Infertile couples with oligozoospermic semen or low sperm motility rate (<20%) should be treated by split ICSI rather than by IVF. (author abst.) |
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