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Insemination* ; Spermatozoa*

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Insemination* ; Spermatozoa*

No abstract available.
Insemination* ; Spermatozoa*

No abstract available.
Female ; Humans ; Insemination* ; Pregnancy*

This paper summarized 120 cases of intraceteral insemination IUI during 3 years. The IUI found the encouraging results that 6 infertile cases due to both wives and husbands among 120 cases of infertility (5%). All 6 cases must be received the ovulation stimulation. 4/6 cases implemented with the cryo- preservation sperms.
Insemination, Artificial ; diagnosis ; therapeutics

A retrospective study on 181 intrauterine insemination (IUI) cases using Aromatase (Al) in superovulation protocols treated in Tu Du hospital from August to December 2003. Daily doses of Anastrozole and Letrozole were 2mg and 2,5mg, respectively. All were used single or combined with FSH for superovulation. Results: Clinical pregnancy rates of cycles using Anastrozole, Letrozole, Anastrozole+FSH, and Letrozole+FSH were 18,8%, 22,8%, 26% and 29,3% respectively. Clinical pregnancy rates were not significantly different among cycles using Anastrozole and Letrozole. Stimulation duration were longer in cycles with Anastrozole than those with Letrozole. No adverse effect was recorded during the stimulation duration
Aromatase Inhibitors ; superovulation ; Insemination

No abstract available.
Humans ; Insemination* ; Spermatozoa*

Objective: To determine the pregnancy rate after intrauterine insemination using samples with. processed total motile count of 1.0 x 106 and less and describe the semen quality profile of Filipino males with severe male factor infertility in both the raw and processed semen samples. Design: Retrospective descriptive study. Setting: Andrology Laboratory, St. Luke's Medical Center. Patients: 307 infertile Filipino couples who underwent 426 IUI cycles. Main Outcome Measures: Pregnancy rate (PR) after intrauterine insemination. Results: A total of 10 pregnancies were obtained out of 426 IUI cycles, for a pregnancy rate per cycle of 2.4%. Seven of these eventually delivered to term, for a live birth rate of 1.6%. Among those who did not get pregnant with IUI, 8 had spontaneous pregnancies within 1 to 5 year period of follow-up for a spontaneous pregnancy rate of 1.9%. As expected, all the semen parameters analysed showed improvement after semen processing in all subjects. However, these improvements failed to result in a more acceptable pregnancy rate. Among the parameters, morphology was notably better among those who had pregnancies. Conclusion: The chance of pregnancy with IUI using semen samples with processed total motile count of 1.0 x 106 or less is relatively low. For these couples, it may be more prudent to proceed directly to IVF-ICSI than to try several cycles of IUI in futility.
INTRAUTERINE INSEMINATION ; SEVERE OLIGOSPERMIA

A total of 41 anejaculatory men participated in the electroejaculation study. Mean patient age was 33.2 years (range 22 to 54 years). Greater than one million motile sperm were obtained in 26 patients(63.4%). We attempted intrauterine insemination on 25 occasions in 14 subjects' spouses. Four of them(28.6%) became pregnant ;two aborted and the other two delivered fullterm healthy babies.
Humans ; Insemination* ; Male* ; Pregnancy ; Spermatozoa ; Spouses

To determine the prognostic factors such as age, diagnosis, number of cycle attempts and semen parameters on the pregnancy rate of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) /intrauterine insemination (IUI). Three hundred and seventeen women who underwent 507 consecutive COH/IUI cycles were recruited from 1st January 2002 to 31st December 2005 inclusively. This retrospective study was done in University Malaya Medical Centre, a tertiary care academic centre. The main outcome measure was pregnancy rate according to age, infertility diagnosis, duration of infertility, semen parameters, and the number of treatment cycles. The overall pregnancy rates were 16.9% per cycle and 25.9% per couple. Pregnancy rates decreased with advancing maternal age. Pregnancy rate was also significantly lower in patient with postwash total motile sperm count (TMSC) < or = 20 million/ml compared to those with TMSC >20 million/ml. The cumulative pregnancy rates varied greatly by diagnosis from 16% for patients with male factor infertility to 60% for patients with ovulatory disorder. Pregnancies among patients with male infertility, tubal factors infertility and endometriosis were achieved during the first three cycles. There is a clear age-related decline in fecundity associated with COH/IUI treatment. Women of > 40 years old, couple with postwash TMSC < or = 20 million/ml, severe endometriosis and tubal factors have a particularly poor prognosis.
Pregnancy ; Infertility ; Intrauterine artificial insemination ; /mL ; Diagnostic