Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) Treatment

In standard IVF, tens of thousands of sperm are co-incubated in a petri dish with each retrieved egg, allowing one sperm to penetrate the egg’s outer shell independently.

In ICSI, an expert embryologist examines individual sperm cells under an inverted high-magnification microscope (up to 400x), selects the morphologically best sperm, and mechanically introduces it directly inside the egg. This overcomes barriers such as thick egg membranes or poor sperm swimming capabilities.

At Riya Fertility & Test Tube Baby Centre in Kurnool, our advanced cleanroom embryology lab achieves an outstanding fertilization rate of 75% to 85% for all injected mature eggs.

By maximizing the number of successfully fertilized embryos, our team can culture embryos to the Day 5 Blastocyst stage, enabling selective single embryo transfer for higher implantation success and lower twin risks.

Yes. For men diagnosed with obstructive or non-obstructive azoospermia, viable sperm can frequently be collected directly from the testes or epididymis via minimally invasive techniques such as TESA, PESA, or Micro-TESE.

Because surgically retrieved sperm cannot fertilize eggs independently in standard IVF, ICSI is essential. As long as a few viable sperm cells are found, ICSI gives men with azoospermia the opportunity to father their own biological children.

Yes. Over three decades of worldwide clinical evidence shows that children born through ICSI have normal physical, emotional, and cognitive developmental milestones, identical to naturally conceived children.

At Riya Fertility Centre, Dr. R. Sravya and our certified embryology staff adhere to strict quality control, utilizing ultra-precise micromanipulators and anti-vibration tables to safeguard egg and embryo health.