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Homologous Artificial Insemination (AIH)
1980I. The Female Partner.- 1. Evaluation of the female fertility.- 2. Physiology of spermatozoa inseminated in the female reproductive tract.- 3. In vitro sperm penetration in cervical mucus and AIH.- 4. Prediction and detection of ovulation: physiological and clinical parameters.- 5. Ovulation regulation for artificial insemination.- II.
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Fertility and Sterility, 1987
Homologous artificial insemination (AIH) is used to treat infertility caused by oligoasthenospermia, despite the lack of controlled studies confirming its benefit. This prospective randomized controlled trial was undertaken to determine whether intracervical (IC-AIH) or intrauterine (IU-AIH) homologous artificial insemination improves pregnancy rates ...
E G, Hughes, J P, Collins, P R, Garner
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Homologous artificial insemination (AIH) is used to treat infertility caused by oligoasthenospermia, despite the lack of controlled studies confirming its benefit. This prospective randomized controlled trial was undertaken to determine whether intracervical (IC-AIH) or intrauterine (IU-AIH) homologous artificial insemination improves pregnancy rates ...
E G, Hughes, J P, Collins, P R, Garner
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Homologous Artificial Insemination (AIH and IUI)
1990A discussion of artificial insemination using the husband’s semen logically follows the chapters on the treatment of the male factor and the cervical factor. Husband insemination is one method of treating oligospermia, faulty sperm delivery, the “hostile cervix” that does not respond to hormonal or antibiotic therapy, and an unexplained poor postcoital
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Fertility and Sterility, 1983
Sixty-one couples with infertility from 1 to 11 years were instructed in the use of the cervical cup for artificial insemination using homologous semen in the privacy of their own homes. There have been 36 reported pregnancies in 32 of these couples. Among women with primary infertility, the pregnancy rate was 43%; it was 67% for those with secondary ...
M P, Diamond +3 more
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Sixty-one couples with infertility from 1 to 11 years were instructed in the use of the cervical cup for artificial insemination using homologous semen in the privacy of their own homes. There have been 36 reported pregnancies in 32 of these couples. Among women with primary infertility, the pregnancy rate was 43%; it was 67% for those with secondary ...
M P, Diamond +3 more
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Journal of Religion and Health, 2019
The Catholic perspective rejects assisted human reproduction techniques, but the morality of artificial insemination (AI) is open for discussion. This article aims to analyze the morality of AI from a new angle, namely whether these interventions exclude all possibility of damaging the human embryo and the offspring's health.
Sonsoles Navarro-Rubio, Francisco Güell
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The Catholic perspective rejects assisted human reproduction techniques, but the morality of artificial insemination (AI) is open for discussion. This article aims to analyze the morality of AI from a new angle, namely whether these interventions exclude all possibility of damaging the human embryo and the offspring's health.
Sonsoles Navarro-Rubio, Francisco Güell
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Fertility and Sterility, 1981
A method is described for the separation of motile sperm from semen by "migration' into a diluent, providing a large area of interface between the semen and the diluent and resulting in a good yield of motile sperm (58%), with a mean percentage of motility of 95%.
S J, Harris +3 more
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A method is described for the separation of motile sperm from semen by "migration' into a diluent, providing a large area of interface between the semen and the diluent and resulting in a good yield of motile sperm (58%), with a mean percentage of motility of 95%.
S J, Harris +3 more
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Homologous artificial insemination
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1977Kamran S. Moghissi +3 more
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[Homologous artificial insemination and male infertility. Study of prognostic factors].
Revue francaise de gynecologie et d'obstetrique, 1985Artificial insemination using the husband's semen (AIH) can help overcome a number of cases of sterility, particularly where these are male in origin. But the results are not always in proportion to the effort required, both from the patients and their doctor.
F, Sailly, I, Pagniez, J P, Gasnault
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Cervical cap homologous artificial insemination (AIH): the University of Florence experience.
Acta Europaea fertilitatis, 1986We report our experience with artificial insemination with husband's semen (AIH) using cervical cap. Forty-four couples were admitted to our AIH program over a two-year period. In 4 couples, AIH was performed due to impotence or hypospadia, while in the remaining 40 couples indications for AIH were abnormal semen, poor post-coital test, anti-sperm ...
I, Noci +3 more
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