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Approach to the Patient With Oligozoospermia

1 Mar 2013

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Male infertility affects 1 in 20 men and is the sole or contributory factor in half of assisted reproductive treatments (ARTs). A reduced sperm density (oligozoospermia) is often accompanied by poor motility and morphology reflecting qualitative and quantitative defects in spermatogenesis. Many reproductive and nonreproductive disorders and treatments may be responsible, but most cases remain unexplained...

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PMID: 23472228
DOI: 10.1210/jc.2012-3650

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