The American couple first got pregnant thanks to the latest star method, which uses artificial intelligence to identify individual spermatozoa.
In the United States, a couple, who will not get pregnant for 18 years, is finally expected of the first -born -and all thanks to the revolutionary fertilization method using artificial intelligence.
This is the first case of pregnancy achieved using Star (Sperm monitoring and recovery), CNN reports.
A couple who wants to stay anonymous may not have children due to azoospermia in a person – a rare state in which spermatozoa is almost out of sperm. Normal IVF methods are unsuccessful: even highly qualified specialists do not find a single cell.
In the midst of the treatment of infertility of Columbia University, scientists have suggested using a new AI -Star system. It sees even single sperm, which cannot be seen under a microscope. After the system examined the sperm sample, it announced 44 sperm for less than an hour. Three of them were used to fertilize women’s eggs – and the procedure was successful.
“It took me two days to believe I was really pregnant. I still woke up in the morning and I couldn’t understand if it was true or not,” the future mother shared.
The star method was developed for five years under the leadership of Dr. Zev Williams. He noted that the system examines millions of sperm sample images, excludes the found cells in a special environment, after which embryologists can pick them up and use them for IVF.
“It is noteworthy that instead of ordinary [200-300 миллионов] Spermatozoa in a typical sample, men with azoosperm can have only two or three sperm. Not 2 or 3 million, but literally 2-3 units. But thanks to the accuracy of the star system, even some of these cells can be used for successful fertilization, “Williams emphasized.
Currently, marriage expects the birth of a child, and scientists are sure that star technology will open the path to parenting for many trivial people around the world.
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