“…In veterinary medicine, this technique has been shown to be a reliable and innovative alternative to conserve male genetic material of any animal that has to be subjected to therapeutic orchiectomy or that died unexpectedly (Buarpung, Tharasanit, Comizzoli, & Techakumphu, ). Moreover, reports have shown that the sperm cells obtained after the freezing–thawing process and submitted to testicular sperm extraction (TESE) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) resulted in the development of embryos and the birth of viable offsprings (Abrishami, Anzar, Yang, & Honaramooz, ; Bono‐Mestre, Cardona‐Costa, & García‐Ximénez, ; Buarpung, Tharasanit, Comizzoli, & Techakumphu, ; Hori, Ichikawa, Kawakami, & Tsutsui, ; Hori, Matsuda, Kobayashi, Kawakami, & Tsutsui, ; Jahnukainen, Ehmcke, Hergenrother, & Schlatt, ; Marks, Dupuis, Mickelsen, Memon, & Platz, ; Milazzo et al., , ; Schlatt, Foppiani, Rolf, Weinbauer, & Nieschlag, ; Shinohara et al., ; Thuwanut et al., ; Wu et al., ).…”