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ICSI Process

Your step toward parenthood
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI – pronounced ick-see) is an IVF procedure, where a single sperm cell is injected directly into the cytoplasm of the egg. This reduces the dependence on the strength and motility of the sperm. Nearly half of all IVF treatments involve ICSI, since it is the most successful treatment for male infertility. ICSI increases the chance of pregnancy because it maximizes the chance of fertilization by eliminating any issues for the sperm’s ability to reach the egg.

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Extraction

A sperm sample is taken from the man’s semen or is extracted from his testes if he has trouble ejaculating with ...Read More

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Insemination

Using a thin, hollow needle, the selected sperm cell is carefully injected into the cytoplasm of the chosen egg.

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Fertilization and Embryo Transfer

The dish is placed in an incubator to allow for fertilization. After fertilization has taken place, the embryo is ...Read More

When To Consider ICSI?

Every situation is unique
  • Male patients with a low or zero sperm count.
  • Male patients with a high percentage of abnormally shaped sperm. This can result in poor sperm motility.
  • Sperm that can’t be ejaculated due to irreversible vasectomy or injury but can be collected from the testicles or from the epididymis where sperm is stored
  • Sperm can’t get to the egg at all.
  • Sperm can get to the egg, but for some reason can’t fertilize it.
  • Inability to get an erection and ejaculation, due to spinal cord injuries, diabetes, or other health conditions.

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