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This research examines the effectiveness of microfluidics compared to density gradient centrifugation for sperm preparation in IVF.

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Comparative Efficacy of Microfluidics and Density Gradient Centrifugation for Sperm Preparation in IVF: A Randomized Controlled Trial.

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THThuy HuongHanoi Medical University DTDo Thi Minh TamHanoi Medical University NHNguyen Thanh HoaHanoi Medical University

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This research examines the effectiveness of microfluidics compared to density gradient centrifugation for sperm preparation in IVF.
Conducted a randomized controlled trial
Compared sperm DNA fragmentation between microfluidics and centrifugation
Assessed clinical outcomes of IVF using prepared sperm samples
Microfluidics reduced sperm DNA fragmentation in high DFI samples
No significant difference in clinical outcomes between preparation methods
Baseline sperm DNA fragmentation index influenced IVF success rates

Abstract

Microfluidics is an effective method for reducing sperm DNA fragmentation, particularly in samples with high DFI. However, this improvement does not necessarily guarantee better clinical outcomes in IVF. Baseline sperm DNA fragmentation index (DFI) may still act as an independent prognostic factor influencing IVF success, regardless of the sperm preparation method used.

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