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Sperm morphological defects related to environment, lifestyle and medical history of 1001 male partners of pregnant women from four European cities

1 Dec 2001

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BACKGROUND: Recently, differences in semen quality have been found among the partners of pregnant women from four European cities: Turku, Copenhagen, Edinburgh and Paris. METHODS: During this study, slides from the four centres were subjected to a centralized assessment of sperm morphology. The percentages of sperm defects were recorded using a multiple-entry classification enabling the calculation of the...

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PMID: 11726600
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/16.12.2710

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