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ICSI significantly improved the pregnancy rate of patients with a high sperm DNA fragmentation index
Hee-Jun Chi, Seok-Gi Kim, Youn-Young Kim, Ji-Young Park, Chang-Seok Yoo, Il-Hae Park, Hong-Gil Sun, Jae-Won Kim, Kyeong-Ho Lee, Hum-Dai Park
Clin Exp Reprod Med. 2017;44(3):132-140.   Published online September 26, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5653/cerm.2017.44.3.132

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ICSI significantly improved the pregnancy rate of patients with a high sperm DNA fragmentation index
Hee-Jun Chi, Seok-Gi Kim, Youn-Young Kim, Ji-Young Park, Chang-Seok Yoo, Il-Hae Park, Hong-Gil Sun, Jae-Won Kim, Kyeong-Ho Lee, Hum-Dai Park
Clinical and Experimental Reproductive Medicine. 2017;44(3):132   Crossref logo
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ICSI has significantly increased the pregnancy rate compared to the conventional IVF in the patients with high sperm DNA fragmentation index
J. Park, K. Lee, H. Sun, H. Chi, S. Kwak, S. Kim, Y. Kim, J. Kim, C. Yoo
Fertility and Sterility. 2016;106(3):e225   Crossref logo
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213 Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index and Pregnancy Outcome After IVF Or ICSI: A Meta-Analysis
Z. Zhang, Y.T. Dai
The Journal of Sexual Medicine. 2017;14(Supplement_1):S59-S60   Crossref logo
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SPERM DNA FRAGMENTATION INDEX AND HIGH DNA STAINABILITY DO NOT INFLUENCE PREGNANCY ACHIEVEMENT FOLLOWING ICSI
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High Sperm DNA Fragmentation Rate Observed the Day of ART Decreases the Pregnancy Rate But Does Not Preclude Patients From Achieving a Pregnancy
N. Frydman, N. Chevalier, R. Fanchin, G. Tachdjian, R. Frydman, P. Cohen Bacrie
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P-096 Clinical outcome of ICSI, PICSI and testicular spermatozoa-ICSI procedures in overcoming in patients with high level of sperm DNA fragmentation
M Korshunov, E Korshunova, D Korshunov, M Komarova, E Ekimova, L Kindarova, S Darenkov
Human Reproduction. 2022;37(Supplement_1):   Crossref logo
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Sperm DNA fragmentation index and pregnancy outcome after IVF or ICSI: a meta-analysis
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Comparative assessment of clinical effectiveness of ICSI, PICSI and testi-ICSI procedures in overcoming in patients with high level of Sperm DNA Fragmentation (SDF)
M. Korshunov, E.S. Korshunova, D.M. Korshunov, M.N. Komarova, E.V. Ekimova, L.B. Kindarova, S.P. Darenkov
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Microscopic Varicocelectomy Significantly Decreases the Sperm DNA Fragmentation Index in Patients with Infertility
Teoman Cem Kadioglu, Emin Aliyev, Murad Celtik
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Sperm DNA and ART (IUI, IVF, ICSI) Pregnancy
Mona Bungum, Krzysztof Oleszczuk
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