The objective is to describe the impact annexin V-binding technique has on couples diagnosed with male infertility and how to
optimize sperm parameters so that this technique contributes to simplify the
assisted reproductive treatment that will be prescribed [1-4]. Empirical
studies and expert consensus related to the physiological and medical aspects
of the use of annexin V-binding which were presented in this study were
identified in articles through bibliographical research.
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