Why sperm quality decides the cycle
Damaged sperm DNA follows the embryo all the way to the outcome.
2.3×
the miscarriage risk after ICSI when sperm DNA fragmentation is high.
[1] UMBRELLA META-ANALYSIS
−34%
lower clinical pregnancy rate in IVF with high sperm DNA fragmentation.
[1] UMBRELLA META-ANALYSIS
2×
the miscarriage rate when sperm DNA is badly damaged.
[2] ROBINSON ET AL., 2012
Half
of infertility cases involve male factors, alone or alongside female factors.
[3] AGARWAL ET AL., 2015
Everything at your clinic’s fingertips
Precision male-factor care, run from your clinic.
- 01Root cause diagnostics, in your clinicSemen, blood and urine, read together. No referral out.
- 02A 90-day precision protocolPhysician-reviewed, adjusted as his data comes in.
- 03Retest timed to your calendarDay 90 lands before retrieval, IUI or transfer.
- 04Co-branded reportsFor your team and your patients, under your name.
- 05Your lab, your bloodworkRun blood through your existing lab relationship.
- 06Outcomes you can publishA new dataset on sperm and cycle outcomes, co-authored.
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA
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Sources
- Sperm DNA fragmentation and assisted reproduction: an umbrella meta-analysis of eight meta-analyses, more than 25,000 ART cycles.
- Robinson L. et al. The effect of sperm DNA fragmentation on miscarriage rates: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Human Reproduction, 2012.
- Agarwal A. et al. A unique view on male infertility around the globe. Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, 2015.