Fast and Accurate Sperm Detection Algorithm for Micro-TESE in NOA Patients

SD-CLIP simulates a domain-specific image interpretation model that identifies sperm morphology with high specificity. It requires minimal computational resources, supports real-time integration, and could be extended to automated sperm extraction systems. This tool has clinical value for accelerating Micro-TESE and increasing success rates in ART for NOA patients.

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Bioengineering
Published
2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.3390/bioengineering12060601
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2
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Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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Fast and Accurate Sperm Detection Algorithm for Micro-TESE in NOA Patients

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Fast and Accurate Sperm Detection Algorithm for Micro-TESE in NOA Patients

Masashi Ikeuchi, Mahmoud Mohamed, Konosuke Kachi, Kohei Motoya
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Abstract

SD-CLIP simulates a domain-specific image interpretation model that identifies sperm morphology with high specificity. It requires minimal computational resources, supports real-time integration, and could be extended to automated sperm extraction systems. This tool has clinical value for accelerating Micro-TESE and increasing success rates in ART for NOA patients.

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Institute of Science Tokyo (JP), The University of Tokyo (JP)
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Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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