Abstract
Automated (robotic) intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) requires confirmation of plasmatic membrane penetration. Visual assessment using image processing algorithms have been developed but remain unreliable. We hypothesized that an increase in electrical resistance upon oocyte plasmatic membrane piercing during ICSI can serve as an objective tool to confirm oocyte penetration.
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