[Intrauterine insemination in fertility disorders].
Breek Hp, de Nooyer Cc, Bisselink Gw, Tel Rm
Abstract
Breek Hp, de Nooyer Cc, Bisselink Gw, Tel Rm
Abstract
The success of intrauterine insemination with in HAM-F10 washed spermatozoa was evaluated during a clinical study of two years, in 32 couples with male infertility, male and female infertility and unexplained infertility. Six women of the 16 treated couples with male infertility achieved pregnancy. In this group no spontaneous pregnancies occurred. In couples with male and female and unexplained infertility the usefulness of the treatment is not proven. Further careful evaluation is needed.
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The success of intrauterine insemination with in HAM-F10 washed spermatozoa was evaluated during a clinical study of two years, in 32 couples with male infertility, male and female infertility and unexplained infertility. Six women of the 16 treated couples with male infertility achieved pregnancy. In this group no spontaneous pregnancies occurred. In couples with male and female and unexplained infertility the usefulness of the treatment is not proven. Further careful evaluation is needed.
Key concepts: Medicine, Intrauterine insemination, Infertility, Unexplained infertility, Gynecology, Obstetrics, Insemination, Fertility