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Edson Borges1,2, Daniela Braga1,2, Rodrigo Provenza1

  • 1Fertility Medical Group, São Paulo City, São Paulo, Brazil.

Molecular reproduction and development
|May 24, 2024
PubMed
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使用外皮精子进行细胞内精子注射 (ICSI) 会导致胚胎发育速度减慢,出现更多的异常. 这影响了试管婴儿的结果,强调了精子来源在生育治疗中的重要性.

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