What is ICSI?
Unlike standard IVF where many sperm are mixed with an egg, ICSI uses a high-precision microneedle to inject the single best-quality sperm directly into the egg. This technique is highly effective for couples dealing with male infertility issues.
When is ICSI Recommended?
- • Low sperm count
- • Poor sperm movement (motility)
- • Abnormal sperm shape (morphology issues)
- • Previous IVF failures
- • Obstructive azoospermia
- • Using surgically extracted or frozen sperm
Steps in ICSI Procedure
- • Ovarian stimulation
- • Egg retrieval
- • High-magnification sperm selection
- • Injecting a single sperm into the egg
- • Embryo growth for 3–5 days
- • Embryo transfer to the uterus
Benefits of ICSI
- • Highest fertilization rate
- • Best treatment for severe male infertility
- • Effective even with extremely low sperm count
- • Suitable after multiple IVF failures
- • Helpful when sperm is extracted surgically
- • Higher pregnancy success chances
Success Rate of ICSI
At Mathrushree Fertility Center, world-class embryologists and advanced micro-lab technologies ensure excellent fertilization, embryo quality, and pregnancy outcomes for couples undergoing ICSI treatment.
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