Intracytoplasmic Morphologically Selected Sperm Injection (IMSI) is a specialized technique in which high-quality sperms are injected into the egg for fertilization. This precise selection process aims to enhance the chances of successful fertilization and subsequent embryo development. Thus it improves the outcome.
When to opt for IMSI
- When sperm is of poor quality
- When the sperm count is poor
- Poor sperm morphology
- When there is recurrent implantation failure
- When the sperm is retrieved through TESA / TESE/ PESA/Micro-TESA – The retrieved sperm is not strong enough to fertilize the eggs on its own.
- When fertilization fails
- Repeated abortions or miscarriages
- Embryos of poor quality
Who is this for?
This method is for patients facing complex male fertility issues. Doctors suggest IMSI when previous ICSI cycles have not resulted in a successful pregnancy.
The Clinical Process:
We use ultra-high-power microscopes to find the very strongest sperm. Our lab picks the healthiest sperm to maximize your fertilization success.
The information provided here is only general information. It is not intended to be a substitute for expert medical guidance. Always consult your doctor for advice and the right information for specific conditions.
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