ArticleHigh-magnification ICSI overcomes paternal effect resistant to conventional ICSI
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André Hazout was co-leader of the ART programme of Frydman's team in Clamart 1983–2003. Currently he leads the ART programme of Bichat Hospital in the University Paris VII and the Private Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Unit of ‘Eylau La Muette’ in Paris. He is Vice President of the French Society of Reproductive Medicine. He was responsible for development of the Hazout oocyte collector and has published extensively in both national and international journals. His recent research
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André Hazout was co-leader of the ART programme of Frydman's team in Clamart 1983–2003. Currently he leads the ART programme of Bichat Hospital in the University Paris VII and the Private Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Unit of ‘Eylau La Muette’ in Paris. He is Vice President of the French Society of Reproductive Medicine. He was responsible for development of the Hazout oocyte collector and has published extensively in both national and international journals. His recent research interests include the role of somatostatin in the treatment of male infertility, the proteomic profile of the seminal plasma of infertile men, sclerotherapy of endometriosis cysts before ART, and embryo implantation markers in endothelium explants.