Microfluidic sperm sorting
Microfluidic spermsorting (MSS)
Microfluidic sperm sorting (MSS) is an advanced technology used to select the highest-quality sperm using a microfluidic system. It is a modern technique that mimics the natural sperm selection process within the female reproductive tract, allowing only the healthiest sperm to be selected for fertilization.
How it works?
- By using a microfluidic chip, a very small device containing micrometer scale channels which fluid and sperm can move in a controlled manner.
- Highly motile sperm with normal morphology and intact DNA are able to swim through these micro-channels.
- Poorly motile sperm, abnormal sperm, or sperm with damaged DNA are unable to pass throughthe channels and are therefore excluded.

How to apply for IVF treatment?
Microfluidic sperm sorting is typically used during spermpreparation before ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection), particularly incases such as:
- Male factor infertility
- High sperm DNA fragmentation
- Situations where improving embryo quality and reducing the risk of abnormal embryos is desired
Tip : Microfluidic sperm sorting can be described as a gentle and precise sperm selection method. It helps identify and select healthy sperm with intact DNA, closely replicating the natural selection process that occurs in the female reproductive system.
If you suspect adenomyosis, you should consult a gynecologist for a thorough evaluation and a personalized treatment plan that best suits your needs.




