Male infertility and sperm selection · 2024

Microfluidics tested in sibling oocytes

Randomized controlled trial · 106 patients

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Microfluidics tested in sibling oocytes

What was investigated and what was found?

Microfluidic preparation increased fertilization but not embryo euploidy in a sibling-oocyte design. Randomizing eggs is different from testing live birth per randomized patient.

Interpreting the findings

Results apply to the enrolled population and tested protocols; they are not a personal success prediction.

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