Magnetic Activated Cell Sorting (MACS)
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MACS is a technique that allows the spermatozoa with the best characteristics to be selected for use in Assisted Reproduction Treatments. With the MACS method, we are able to label Apoptotic Spermatozoa. Living spermatozoa with no or less DNA fragmentation will pass through the column with magnetic field and will be collected for later use. ‘Healthy’ sperm can be used for various methods of infertility treatment including IUI, IVF & ICSI.
Men with high sperm DNA fragmentation – When sperm quality is compromised.
Couples with repeated IVF failures – Especially when embryo quality is poor.
History of recurrent miscarriages – Possibly due to poor sperm health.
Older men – Where sperm damage tends to be higher with age.
Unexplained infertility cases – Where traditional semen analysis appears normal.
Selects healthy, non-apoptotic sperm – Increases chances of successful fertilization.
Improves embryo quality – Leading to better implantation and pregnancy rates.
Reduces miscarriage risk – By using genetically healthier sperm.
Can be combined with IVF or ICSI – Enhances outcomes of advanced treatments.
Non-invasive and safe – Uses magnetic fields without harming the sperm.
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