subjects who did not have a semen analysis and had microdroplet fertilization due to a normal HEPT. There was no difference in mean fertilization rates between these groups (92.71, 88.42 -97.01) vs. (92.47, 89.74 -95.20CONCLUSIONS: The HEPT is similar to WHO-V morphology in predicting successful microdroplet fertilization, while allowing decreased utilization of ICSI. In addition, it appears to be a reasonable additional test to determine which couples with an abnormal morphology might have a successful microdroplet fertilization.References:
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