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--128 women underwent artificial insemination with husband's semen (A I H) after an over 3 years period of sterility. --The most frequently recorded indication was low sperm density and/or reduced sperm motility. To increase sperm concentration and motility split ejaculates were most often utilised but also different other methods. --The pregnancy rate was 31 p. 100 and the success rate per cycle was 5 p. 100.
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