Microfluidic sperm sorting is a gentler alternative to traditional centrifugation. Sperm cells are guided through a tiny chip channel that allows only the most motile, structurally intact cells to pass through. This selection method reduces oxidative stress on the sperm and may lower DNA fragmentation in the final sample used for IVF or ICSI.
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It avoids strong centrifugation, which can stress sperm cells and increase DNA fragmentation.
Patients with elevated DNA fragmentation, repeated IVF failure or recurrent miscarriage.
It is a laboratory step performed on the sperm sample. You do not feel anything different.
In selected cases yes; not all couples need it.
Yes, the embryologist will design the most suitable workflow.
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