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Oral antioxidant treatment partly improves integrity of human sperm DNA in infertile grade I varicocele patients

19 Jun 2015

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Infertile males with varicocele have the highest percentage of sperm cells with damaged DNA, compared to other infertile groups. Antioxidant treatment is known to enhance the integrity of sperm DNA; however, there are no data on the effects in varicocele patients. We thus investigated the potential benefits of antioxidant treatment specifically in grade I varicocele males. Twenty infertile patients with grade I...

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PMID: 26090928
DOI: 10.3109/14647273.2015.1050462

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