First, outcomes of both studies are consistent with a seroconversion rate on the order of 1 per 1,000 episodes of unprotected intercourse reported in longitudinal studies of stable heterosexual couples. Third, the semen processing cohort is not large enough to demonstrate a protective effect of the technique, and the possibility exists that bypassing the cervical barrier during intrauterine insemination could result in a higher transmission risk. Fourth, it is unclear from published data how fertility rates from the two cohorts compare. Com Web Ring. All rights reserved.
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