Male infertility accounts for around 50% of the infertility cases we see. But with Intra-cytoplasmic Sperm Injection technology (ICSI), we can often find sperm to use even in very severe cases.

ICSI involves the insertion of a single selected sperm directly into the cytoplasm of a mature egg. This procedure can overcome many barriers to fertilisation which can include failed fertilisation from previous use of standard IVF and severe male factor infertility, such as very low sperm counts and/or motility, high number of morphologically abnormal sperm, utilisation of surgically retrieved sperm.

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