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- * The modified natural cycle involved centrifugation of human follicular fluid (HFF) to retrieve oocytes, resulting in the collection of two viable oocytes when initially only one was visible.
- * The technique of HFF centrifugation led to the formation of two embryos without compromising their quality, ultimately leading to a live birth in April 2008.
Article Abstract
This case reports a successful live birth by intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) following human follicular fluid (HFF) centrifugation for oocyte retrieval in the modified natural cycle of a poor responder patient. A 37-year-old patient presenting with a severe ovarian defect underwent a modified natural cycle with HFF centrifugation prior to ICSI. As there was only one oocyte under direct binocular observation, HFF was centrifuged and a second oocyte was collected. ICSI was performed on both oocytes. Embryo quality and outcome were not compromised by HFF centrifugation. A live birth was achieved in April 2008. In a modified natural cycle, HFF centrifugation avoided loss of oocytes, optimized the IVF treatment, and achieved the development of two embryos.
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