Does the time interval from the end of sperm processing to intrauterine insemination (lab‐to‐uterus time) affect treatment outcome?

Intra-uterine insemination is an essential component in the treatment of infertility. Success rates are dependent on clinical factors of the female partner, sperm quality, and preparation technique. The effect of the time interval between the end of sperm preparation in the lab, and its injection into the uterine cavity (lab-to-uterus time) is yet to be determined.To investigate the association between the lab-to-uterus time and the pregnancy...