Asthenopermia, or asthenozoospermia, is the term used when the percentage of mobile sperm is lower than average. Complete asthenozoospermia, meaning that all sperm cells in a sample are not moving, occurs in about 1 in 5000 men.
Asthenozoospermia results in infertility, as the sperm are unable to swim and reach the egg. This can be overcome using IVF-ICSI techniques.
Partial thawing of a vial of cryopreserved sperm (or shaving) is sometimes applied as a measure to preserve sperm for further use, particularly in cases
Electroejaculation (EEJ) is a quite common technique that can be used to obtain a semen sample in men who for any reason, whether psychological, neurological,
Kruger’s Strict Criteria Morphology Assessment One of the parameters assessed during a sperm analysis is morphology, the shape, and structure of the sperm cell.
Under regular conditions, sperm cells do not come into contact with the body’s immune system. However, if the barrier which enforces this is broken, due
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