Comparative Analysis of Microfluid Sperm Sorting Chip with Density Gradient Approaches for Intrauterine Insemination Cycles

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The primary goal of sperm preparation prior to IUI is to eliminate viruses, antibodies, leucocytes, and debris from sperm, as well as inhibitors of sperm capacitation, factors like reactive oxygen radicals, and prostaglandins. Microfluidic sperm sorting has come up as an alternate tool to centrifugation-based conventional procedures for in vitro fertilisation in recent years. The purpose of this prospective study is to examine the impact of microfluidic chip sperm processing and density gradient centrifugation procedures on embryo development in teratozoospermic patients.

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