PROSPECTIVE, AUTO-CONTROLLED STUDY ON REINSEMINATION OF FAILED-FERTILIZED OOCYTES BY INTRACYTOPLASMIC SPERM INJECTION

Citation
Zp. Nagy et al., PROSPECTIVE, AUTO-CONTROLLED STUDY ON REINSEMINATION OF FAILED-FERTILIZED OOCYTES BY INTRACYTOPLASMIC SPERM INJECTION, Fertility and sterility, 64(6), 1995, pp. 1130-1135
Citations number
16
Categorie Soggetti
Obsetric & Gynecology
Journal title
ISSN journal
00150282
Volume
64
Issue
6
Year of publication
1995
Pages
1130 - 1135
Database
ISI
SICI code
0015-0282(1995)64:6<1130:PASORO>2.0.ZU;2-L
Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the possible influence of late fertilization af ter standard IVF on the results of reinsemination of assumed failed-fe rtilized oocytes by microinjection and to examine the correlation betw een the effect of aging of (failed-fertilized) oocytes and the ability of these oocytes to become fertilized. Design: Trial 1: Group 1 (inje cted-day 1), 93 failed-fertilized oocytes injected 1 day after ovum pi ck-up; group 2 (control), 82 failed-fertilized oocytes with no microin jection performed. Trial 2: Group 1 (ICSI-day 1), 40 failed-fertilized oocytes injected 1 day after ovum pick-up; group-2 (ICSI-day 2), 40 f ailed-fertilized oocytes injected 2 days after ovum pick-up. In additi on, 35 two- to eight-cell stage embryos, obtained after ICSI of IVF fa iled-fertilized oocytes, were fixed for cytogenetic analysis. Main Out come Measures: Normal and abnormal fertilization and embryo developmen t. Results: Trial 1: 53% normal (2 pronuclear [PN]) and 25% abnormal ( greater than or equal to 3PN) fertilization rates were obtained in gro up 1 (injected-day 1), and 71% of the 2PN and 74% of the greater than or equal to 3PN oocytes cleaved with <50% fragmentation. No pronuclear (greater than or equal to 2PN) development occurred in the control gr oup. Trial 2: 45% and 8% normal and 25% and 40% abnormal fertilization rates were obtained, respectively, after ICSI of 1-day-old and 2-day- old failed-fertilized oocytes. Two days after microinjection, 67% and 67% of the 2PN and 80% and 44% of the greater than or equal to 3PN ooc ytes cleaved with <50% fragmentation in group ICSI-day 1 and in group ICSI-day 2, respectively. Conclusions: Late fertilization after initia l in vitro insemination does not play a role in the high fertilization rate obtained after reinsemination of assumed failed-fertilized oocyt es by ICSI. Normal (2PN) fertilization rate, however, decreases strong ly and the abnormal (greater than or equal to 3PN) fertilization rate increases with oocyte aging and derived embryos seem to have a high in cidence of cytogenetic abnormalities.