Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting (MACS) For Male Fertility
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The success of fertility treatments depends on various factors and one of the major factors is the quality of oocytes and sperm. Higher DNA fragmentation in sperms can lead to lower male fertility, poor-grade embryos, and a higher chance of miscarriages. Various advancements have been made to select healthy sperms with lower DNA fragmentation, such as, Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting (MACS). MACS uses specialised magnetic beads to remove apoptotic and damaged sperms. It helps to improve fertility treatment outcomes with IUI, IVF- ICSI.
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What Is Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting and How Does It Work?
Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting or MACS is a process that allows fertility experts to find the healthiest and most viable sperms from damaged or apoptotic sperm cells. The treatment involves using specialised magnetic beads coated with unique antibodies that bind to molecules present in defective sperm. When the semen sample passes through the magnetic beads, it gets attached to the damaged sperms, and the magnetic field attracts all poor-quality sperm cells, leaving behind the good-quality sperm cells. The process can thus improve the success rate of pregnancy in IVF and IUI treatments.
Step By Step MACS Treatment Process
Here is a step-by-step process of an MACS treatment
Pre-Care
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How Much Does MACS Cost?
The cost of MACS depends on varying factors, such as the clinic's location, the expertise of the specialists, the technology, and the complexity of each individual case.
What Are The Benefits Of Magnetic Activated Cell Sorting?
The treatment offers the following benefits:
Hope for parenthood
IVF is an advanced treatment that provides a ray of hope to couples struggling to achieve pregnancy for years.
Chances of having a healthy baby
The procedure minimises the risk of passing any genetic disorder or chromosomal abnormalities to the baby as the procedure involves transferring the healthiest embryos into a woman's body.





