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IMSI is the abbreviated form of Intracytoplasmic Morphologically selected Sperm Injection. This technique is applicable in IVF treatment for the examination and selection of sperm with high-magnification and digital imaging type of microscope to micro inject in the egg. With the IMSI technique, experts delivering IVF treatment in India assess the sperm structure better and exclude the ones, which contain suspected variations from injecting in the eggs.
IMSI treatment procedure, according to experts imparting infertility treatment in India, is perfect for all men, who-
Our experts involved in infertility treatment in India conduct the following preliminary analysis before conducting the actual procedure.
Experts providing IVF treatment in India follow the mentioned steps to perform IMSI treatment.
Doctors conduct a preliminary selection of sperm from the accumulated sample. The procedure is done using a microscope, which is about 15 times potent compared to a regular microscope.
The microscope will allow doctors to examine the sperm’s internal morphology. In this stage, the doctor discards the sperms immediately if they detect any type of abnormalities in them.
Now, specialists imparting IVF in India select the normal sperms and place them inside a catheter. Later, they insert the normal sperms deep into the egg.
Finally, your doctor will micro inject the verified sperm sample into the egg by following the ICSI procedure.
Dr. Rita Bakshi, the IVF specialist in India, recommend IMSI treatment because of the following reasons-
IMSI treatment will increase your chance of normal embryo development and embryo fertilization, particularly among men with poor IVF outcomes with ICSI treatment in the past. Besides, IMSI is the right option for men who have large numbers of abnormal sperm.
IMSI procedure uses digital techniques to provide 6000 times magnification. In this way, specialists providing infertility treatment in India identify different sperms from the collected sample. Indeed, the procedure excludes abnormal sperms present in the sample for proper egg fertilization. Doctors later use the verified sperms sample to use in IVF or ICSI treatment to boost the complete process’s success probability.