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REEVALUATION OF THE CLINICAL IMPORTANCE OF EVALUATING SPERM MORPHOLOGY USING STRICT CRITERIA

Several studies suggest that sperm with &#104 4% normal morphology (NM) using strict criteria are subfertile and IVF with ICSI may be needed. However, not all studies agree on the clinical importance of the use of NM with strict criteria. One study of males with oligozoospermia found a lower pre...

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Published in:	Archives of andrology 2002, Vol.48 (1), p.1-3
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