With microchip technology which is used in patients with sperm viability, amount, number and structural quality, it is ensured that the best quality sperm cells are competed in a way similar to the natural environment in the uterus and are selected as ICSI in IVF treatment. by application of microinjection into the egg cell.
In this method, sperm cells with the best structural form, genetics, and physiology are selected, without any damage to the sperm cells, such as centrifugation, vortexing (mixing with high vibration) or mixing with a pipette, so as not to physically damage sperm cells.
Sperm cells are prepared in conventional preparation methods in a shorter time without being subjected to manipulation by skipping, flotation, gradient, centrifugation (high speed deposition). Thus, DNA quality and physiologically best quality sperm cells are self-selected, and these pre-screened sperm cells are used for microinjection of sperm cells of excellent quality by being re-passed under a microscope.
The above-mentioned classical methods of preparation lead to respiratory stress, which is known as oxidative stress in sperm cells, and this has been demonstrated by scientific studies that can cause DNA damage in healthy sperm cells.
The best quality embryos with the highest potential for implantation and development are obtained.
The mean total mobility of the sucking samples taken from male individuals with microchip technology showed a 1.7-fold increase.
The sperm cells obtained by this method were found to be 3 times faster than the classical preparation methods and the forward motile sperm cells showed a 3.8 fold increase.
