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Compliance with Semen Analysis
Journal of Urology, 2013We calculated the compliance rate and determined which population of men would be more or less likely to be compliant with semen analysis followup based on demographic information and complication rates.We retrospectively reviewed the records of 946 consecutive patients who underwent vasectomy at an ambulatory clinic, as performed by 1 urologist ...
Jon, Duplisea, Thomas, Whelan
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1994
Abstract The intention of this chapter is to provide detailed descriptions of the basic technical procedures for performing a routine semen analysis. A general schedule and sample Laboratory Report Form for this whole procedure are provided in Appendix I.
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Abstract The intention of this chapter is to provide detailed descriptions of the basic technical procedures for performing a routine semen analysis. A general schedule and sample Laboratory Report Form for this whole procedure are provided in Appendix I.
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Cytomorphological Semen Analysis
2006Cytomorphological semen analysis is an essential part of the diagnostic work-up for male infertility. Apart from the assessment of sperm morphology, it should include the qualitative evaluation of cellular elements other than spermatozoa. Appropriate staining of routine semen smears allows one to differentiate “round cells” (which need to be ...
G. Haidl, H. -C. Schuppe
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2013
Interpretation of semen analysis (SA) results is an important skill for any clinician who cares for men with subfertility or testicular dysfunction. Confirmed SA abnormalities indicate the presence of male factor infertility, which occurs in 40–60% of subfertile couples, and guides subsequent evaluation and management.
John P. Mulhall +2 more
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Interpretation of semen analysis (SA) results is an important skill for any clinician who cares for men with subfertility or testicular dysfunction. Confirmed SA abnormalities indicate the presence of male factor infertility, which occurs in 40–60% of subfertile couples, and guides subsequent evaluation and management.
John P. Mulhall +2 more
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2018
This chapter describes the anatomical basis of semen production and explores the range of analytical tests that provide data for clinical diagnosis. These include investigations following vasectomy procedures and a number of tests that are designed to look into infertility issues.
Stephen Blackman, Behdad Shambayati
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This chapter describes the anatomical basis of semen production and explores the range of analytical tests that provide data for clinical diagnosis. These include investigations following vasectomy procedures and a number of tests that are designed to look into infertility issues.
Stephen Blackman, Behdad Shambayati
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