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IMSI IVF Treatment:
To do ICSI IVF, healthy and structurally normal sperm are selected by a method called intracytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection (IMSI). Put another way, in an IMSI IVF procedure, the sperm is examined for shape and structure before to being injected into an egg during an ICSI IVF procedure. When the male partner has several sperm with unusual shapes that are unfit for fertilization, it is done.
How is IMSI IVF different from ICSI IVF?
IMSI IVF is merely an extra procedure that comes before ICSI IVF. For males with oligospermia (low sperm count), ICSI IVF involves injecting one sperm into the egg to start the fertilization process.
In which cases, IMSI IVF is performed?
- Failed attempts of ICSI IVF
- Male partner having shape abnormality in the sperms
- Failed fertilization attempts
How does IMSI IVF exclude abnormal sperms?
During IMSI (intracytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection) a sperm is tested by using a high-powered digital microscope. This microscope can enlarge the sperm image up to 6000-8000 times thereby allowing the fertility specialists to examine the sperm meticulously for any shape and size abnormalities and choose the best sperm for the fertilization process in ICSI IVF.
What are the benefits of IMSI Fertility Treatment in India?
- high likelihood of effective implantation
- Sperm abnormalities are easily ruled out.
- Males with poor and abnormally-shaped sperm have a lower likelihood of miscarriage and ICSI IMSI IVF reproductive process failure, which enables them to conceive and have healthy offspring with their partner.
The top IVF center in Delhi is Mother Divine Fertility, where you may get the best therapy for oligospermia. Here at our Delhi location, our specialists regularly treat oligospermia and have years of experience dealing with male and female infertility concerns.