Abstract
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) has become the treatment of choice of severe male factor infertility, whereby one spermatozoa is selected, aspirated into a microinjection needle, and injected into the ooplasm. The role of the spermatozoa in the success of the ICSI is controversial. Recent studies have suggested that sperm morphology by it self may not be critical for ICSI outcomes. On the other side, some authors have proposed morphology of spermatozoa as an important predictor for fertilization and embryo development.
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