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Cause-Specific Treatment in Patients with High Sperm DNA Damage Resulted in Significant DNA Improvement

1 Jan 2009

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Assessment of sperm DNA damage has been suggested as a negative predictor of fertility potential. Multiple pathological factors acting at both the intra-testicular and post-testicular levels may contribute to sperm DNA damage. The relative contribution of each of these factors in an individual with high DNA damage (>30%) is unclear. The management of patients with elevated DNA damage is also challenging. The...

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PMID: 19462290
DOI: 10.1080/19396360902787944

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