Effect of Bisphenol A Level in Follicular Fluid on ICSI OutCome
Sarah Hamza Herez, Ali Jawad, Muayad Sraibet Abbood, M Al-Obaidi, H Mahdi, E Alwasiti, J Asencio-Hernndez, B Kieffer, M.-A Delsuc, L Bin, Y Ning, G Yu-Ping, M Bloom, D Kim, F Vom Saal, J Taylor, G Cheng, J Lamb, V Fujimoto, J Boivin, L Bunting, J Collins, K Nygren, C Brede, P Fjeldal, I Skjevrak, H Herikstad, E Buyuk, O Asemota, Z Merhi, M Charron, D Berger, A Zapantis, S Jindal, W.-Y Chen, Y.-P Shen, S.-C Chen, Y.-Y Du, Y.-L Fang, Y.-X Wang, Q Zeng, N Guo, H Zhao, Y.-F Li, I Fahad, S Al-Murshedi, Z Al-Khafaji, C Gao, H He, W Qiu, Y Zheng, Y Chen, S Hu, X Zhao, E Gregoraszczuk, A Ptak, I Hallberg, M Plassmann, M Olovsson, J Holte, P Damdimopoulou, Y Sjunnesson, . Persson, S, J Hao, J Wang, W Zhao, L Ding, E Gao, W Yuan, Q Husain, S Qayyum, Y Ikezuki, O Tsutsumi, Y Takai, Y Kamei, Y Taketani, H.-K Kim, D.-H Ko, W Lee, K.-R Kim, S Chun, J Song, W.-K Min, M Kim, Y Park, S Krotz, S Carson, C Tomey, J Buster, Y Lee, Y.-C Hong, M Ha, Y Kim, H Park, H Kim, E.-H Ha, R Machtinger, R Orvieto, G Mariani
Abstract
Background: Infertility is the disability of a couple to obtain pregnancy after one year of sexual intercourse that is unprotected and regular. Bisphenol A (BPA) is an industrial chemical, that is produced in huge quantities worldwide. It is utilized as a raw material in multiple industries, and assorted as one of the endocrine-disrupting chemicals, as it can interfere with hormone activity. Bisphenol A may have a role in the reproduction process and may impact oocyte's maturity, meiotic division of germ cells, or fertilization rate. This study aimed to assess the impact of Bisphenol A level in follicular fluid on ICSI outcome.