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Sep 26, 2026, 17:22
Zeinab Kazemianpour: When No Oocyte Is Suitable for ICSI
Zeinab Kazemianpour, Clinical Embryologist at Nikan Hospital, shared on LinkedIn:
“When no oocyte is suitable for ICSI
Today’s case was a reminder that having oocytes retrieved does not always mean having oocytes ready for injection.
In this case, all retrieved oocytes were ‘immature and/or morphologically abnormal’, making them unsuitable for ICSI.
Every oocyte tells a different story.
Maturity and morphology are important factors that we carefully assess before deciding whether an oocyte is suitable for injection.
Cases like this highlight the complexity of the IVF laboratory – and how much can be learned from careful observation at the microscope.”
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