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Computer assisted sperm motility analysis.

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The CellSoft system was employed to study its reliability in the evaluation of seminal data in fertile and infertile subjects. In addition new motility data were introduced and added to the classic parameters. Various clinical and experimental applications are reported. The system is valid and extremely useful in seminal research. In order to obtain the above mentioned benefits it is necessary for the users to have extensive experience of seminology and computer technology.

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A Lenzi, F Lombardo, L Gandini, V Fazzi, F Dondero, A Fabbrini. Computer assisted sperm motility analysis.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1746212/

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