The effect of sperm DNA fragmentation on intracytoplasmic sperm injection outcome

Our study objective was to assess the effect of various sperm DNA fragmentation levels on clinical intracytoplasmic injection outcome. This retrospective included 392 patients who underwent ICSI and performed testing before procedure. Based cut-off values, were differentiated into 3 groups as <20%, 20%–30% >30%. According female status, favourable group (n = 259) with age <35 years anti-Mullerian hormone level ≥7.1 pmol/L; unfavourable 133) ≥35 ≤7.1 pmol/L. The patient's medical records reviewed, demographic, laboratory data including semen analysis, determined by means chromatin dispersion, hormonal profile regarding cycle collected. cohort reported that reproductive outcomes showed no statistical significance increase levels. In above 30%, females had significantly higher pregnancy rate live birth than females, while fertilisation miscarriage between subgroups. High is linked poor parameters.