The first successful pregnancies and births with the use of ROSI were achieved in 1995 by Jan Tesarik and his team. The clinical potential of ROSI in the treatment of male infertility due to the total absence of spermatozoa has been corroborated recently by a publication reporting on the postnatal development of 90 babies born in Japan and 17 in Spain. Based on the evaluation of the babies born, no abnormalities attributable to the ROSI technique have been identified.
the first successful pregnancies and births with the use of rosi were achieved in 1995 by jan tesarik and his team the clinical potential of rosi in the treatment of male infertility due to the total absence of spermatozoa has been corroborated recently by a publication reporting on the postnatal development of 90 babies born in japan and 17 in spain based on the evaluation of the babies born no abnormalities attributable to the rosi technique have been identified