Secondary azoospermia after a successful natural pregnancy: a primary prospective study

It appears that the etiopathogenesis of secondary azoospermia are multifactorial. Varicocele and CAD are major factors to be considered. Future studies should be implemented deploying larger pools of patients suffering from the same condition to affirm the findings of this primary study.

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Basic and Clinical Andrology
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2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12610-024-00227-0
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Sperm and Testicular Function
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Secondary azoospermia after a successful natural pregnancy: a primary prospective study

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It appears that the etiopathogenesis of secondary azoospermia are multifactorial. Varicocele and CAD are major factors to be considered. Future studies should be implemented deploying larger pools of patients suffering from the same condition to affirm the findings of this primary study.

Basic and Clinical AndrologyVol. 34(1)
Cairo University (EG), The Egyptian IVF-ET Center (EG)
Cairo University, Science and Technology Development Fund
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
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