Ginecologia y obstetricia de Mexico · 2003
[Influence of sperm morphology on results of intrauterine insemination].
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Saucedo de la Llata Eric, Moraga Sánchez María Rosa, Batiza Resendiz Víctor, Galache Vega Pedro, Santos Haliscak Roberto, Hernández Ayup Samuel
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To determine the influence of sperm morphology, according to WHO criteria, on pregnancy rates of couples who were submitted to intra-uterine insemination (IUI).
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective study that included 787 IUI cycles performed in the Instituto para el Estudio de la Concepción Humana in Monterrey, Mexico, from January to December 2002. Main diagnosis were anovulation, male factor, endometriosis, and cervical factor. All patients were allocated into a controlled ovarian hyperstimulation protocol with either clomiphene citrate, menotropins and/or recombinant FSH.
RESULTS: A total of 115 pregnancies were achieved (pregnancy rate per cycle of 14.61%). When seminal parameters were analyzed as independent factors it was found that a motility less than 10%, total motile count after sperm preparation less than 1 million/ml and sperm motility less than 20% had a pregnancy rate of zero.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with normal sperm forms less than 20% according to WHO criteria have no benefit with the IUI and these patients should be canalized to ART.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Retrospective study that included 787 IUI cycles performed in the Instituto para el Estudio de la Concepción Humana in Monterrey, Mexico, from January to December 2002. Main diagnosis were anovulation, male factor, endometriosis, and cervical factor. All patients were allocated into a controlled ovarian hyperstimulation protocol with either clomiphene citrate, menotropins and/or recombinant FSH.
RESULTS: A total of 115 pregnancies were achieved (pregnancy rate per cycle of 14.61%). When seminal parameters were analyzed as independent factors it was found that a motility less than 10%, total motile count after sperm preparation less than 1 million/ml and sperm motility less than 20% had a pregnancy rate of zero.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with normal sperm forms less than 20% according to WHO criteria have no benefit with the IUI and these patients should be canalized to ART.