Evaluation Of The Clinical Results Of Using Microfluidic Channel System For Sperm Selection In IVF Cycles In Patients With Low Sperm Concentration.

Objective: Microfluidic channel system (MAC), a new generation method, gives the chance to select better quality spermatozoa with lower DNA fragmentation indices. This study evaluated treatment results in patients who underwent ICSI-ET due MAC technique's male factors.
 
 Methods: Sakarya University ART Center carried out this retrospective study. Patients 35 factor indications were included our In these patients, swim-up (SU) was used first of two consecutive IVF cycles, and sperm preparation technique second. Our compared fertilization, embryo counts, implantation after fresh transfer, pregnancy rates, fifth-day embryo, frozen numbers.
 Results: Fertilization rate higher group than SU (P=0.009). The number 3rd 5th Day Grade 1 statistically (p=0.000 for both parameters). embryos on day 5 (P=0.000).
 Conclusions: It is thought that application does not make significant contribution cycles performed malefactor. However, it may positively affect fertilization quality. addition, we think increases at end cycle, reason, provide positive benefits treatments.