Y Chromosome Microdeletion
The Y chromosome is passed on to the next generation through the sperm cells, and it carries the genes which control testicular development and sperm
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The Y chromosome is passed on to the next generation through the sperm cells, and it carries the genes which control testicular development and sperm
Studies have shown that certain environmental factors can have negative effects on male fertility. Overexposure to these factors, such as toxic chemicals or heat, can
The testes begin to develop around the fifth week of pregnancy, and by birth have undergone a process known as testicular descent, where they move
Kruger’s Strict Criteria Morphology Assessment One of the parameters assessed during a sperm analysis is morphology, the shape, and structure of the sperm cell.
Under regular conditions, sperm cells do not come into contact with the body’s immune system. However, if the barrier which enforces this is broken, due
While semen analysis is a widely used tool for measuring sperm concentration, motility, and morphology, it does not on its own provide a full picture
Overview / Definition Azoospermia is a condition found in approximately 1% of all males. Evaluation of this condition is defined after a qualified search confirming
Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia (OAT) is a common cause of male subfertility. It is a condition which includes oligozoospermia, asthenozoospermia, and teratozoospermia. In other words, the patient’s diagnosis
Oligospermia, sometimes called oligozoospermia, is the term used to describe a low sperm count. A diagnosis is usually given following at least two semen analyses,
In order for sperm to be produced normally, the male hormone cycle must be functioning normally. When a male is being assessed for potential infertility,
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