Clinical application of the swim-up and washing of human spermatozoa
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Clinical application of the swim-up and washing of human spermatozoa
Int J Fertil.
1989 Nov-Dec.
Abstract
Artificial insemination with husband's semen is one of the treatments in cases of male infertility. A technique for swim-up and washing sperm is described. A special device was used for introduction of sperm into the uterus. Sperm density after treatment by swim-up and washing of sperm was lower than in the pretreatment specimens, but sperm motility, motile sperm count, and conception rate after treatment were higher.
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