The pattern of abnormalities on sperm analysis: A study of 1186 infertile male in Yasmin IVF clinic Jakarta

Aulia, Sandra; Lestari, Silvia Werdhy; Pratama, Gita; Harzief, A K; Sumapraja, Kanadi; Hestiantoro, Andon; Wiweko, Budi

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/884/1/012138

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“…In cotrast A study of 1186 male in Yasmin clinic in Jakarta showed most common abnormality is oligozospermia(39.7%) followed by azoospermia(24.4%), teratozospermia (2.6%) and Asthenospermia (5.9%). 23 This is compareable to study conducted by kitporntheanunt M et-al showed asthenoteratospermia is most common finding i.e. 84% among all abnormalities in semen, oligoasthenoteratospermia occur in10.7% and 4% had teratospermia.…”

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Frequency of male factor and abnormalities of semen analysis in infertile couple.

Fayyaz

Tabassum

Qadir

2020

TPMJ

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Infertility is global health issue. Male factor contribute to infertility in more than half of sub fertile couples. Their diagnosis is easy by simple test of husband semen analysis. This study has been designed to know the contribution of male factor and frequency of abnormalities of semen in infertile couple. Objectives: To determine the frequency of male factor in infertile couple and to evaluate the different abnormalities in semen. Study Design: Descriptive study. Setting: Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in Nishtar Hospital Multan. Period: From January 2019 to June 2019. Material & Methods: Study started after taking approval from hospital ethical committee. Study included 200 subfertile couples after informed consent attending the outpatient department. The partner of female attending the fertility clinic between ages 20-40 were selected. History taken from female partner regarding age, duration of subfertility, type of subfertility any drug intake and medical illness of male. Result: Among 200 couples 64(32%) had abnormal semen parameters.24 had oligospermia. Eight had azoospermia and 60 had asthenospermia. 20 patients had teratospermia. Conclusion: Male factor is significant contributor of infertility therefore awareness is needed in order to engage more males partner in evaluation and management of infertility.

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Frequency of male factor and abnormalities of semen analysis in infertile couple.

Fayyaz

Tabassum

Qadir

2020

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“…The most common abnormalities of semen analysis in this study were Oligoasthenozoospermia (21%), followed by Oligozoospermia (6%), Asthenozoospermia (3%), Azoospermia (2%) and Teratozoospermia (1%). Oligoasthenozoospermia was reported in studies by Aulia et al [2] and Milardi et al [16] with 17.8% and 12.1% respectively, although it was not the most common in their studies. In the report by Chukwunyere et al [17] showed oligospermia being the most common (28%) contributor to abnormal semen quality in 212 subjects.…”

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“…In 1677, a firm evidence of the contribution of the sperm to reproduction came when Leeuwenhoek, on examining his own ejaculate, saw under the microscope live human sperm cells in a drop of semen for the first time [1] . Infertility has been an on-going concern through the ages and still remains a major clinical problem today, affecting affects 15-20% of couples [2,3] . Male infertility accounts for 40-50% of infertility, affecting 7% of all men.…”

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“…The pathological causes for decreased sperm count arise from defect in the control mechanism of production of sperm cells at pre-testicular, testicular or post testicular level [11] . The commonest factor responsible for male infertility are smoking, alcohol, pollution, stress, body mass index, diabetes, surgery, post pubertal mumps viral and veneral diseases [2,8,11] . It is likely that smoking adversely affects male reproductive health [1] .…”

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Study on the patterns of semen analysis in infertile males at a tertiary setup in Devanahalli

Dasgupta¹,

Sandeepa²,

Uma³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Clin. Diagn. Pathol.

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Background: Infertility is a stigma in our social environment where 40-50% is due to male infertility. Aim: To evaluate the different patterns of semen abnormalities seen with associated factors. Methods: A prospective study was carried out at the Pathology Laboratory on seminal fluid with male factor as the cause for infertility. Semen samples were analyzed by manual method, using WHO guidelines. Result: Out of 110 samples studied, 74 were Normozoospermia with normal semen parameters and 36 had abnormal semen parameters. Oligoasthenozoospermia was more evident (23), followed by Oligozoospermia (7), Asthenozoospermia (3), Azoospermia (2) and Teratozoospermia (1). Conclusion: Semen analysis remains the cornerstone for evaluating infertility in males. More than the seminal volume given importance; the count, motility and morphology are the most valuable factors of male infertility. Negative lifestyle has a significant impact on semen parameters especially with cigarette smoking and to some extent alcohol consumption.

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“…Therefore, understanding these conditions is foremost. 14 Examining the correlation between these parameters may help us understand the mechanism that controls these parameters.…”

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Semen Pathology in Infertile Men: Correlation between Abnormal Sperm Morphology with Motility and Count

Aiad Abdullah Abdulrazak

2021

IJPHRD

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Introduction: About 50% of infertility is attributed to male factor. Semen analysis is the cornerstone of the diagnosis, and treatment of male infertility. The quality of semen varies from country to country. The present study was undertaken to evaluate semen abnormality of infertile Iraqi men as compared to other countries and to determine whether these parameters are correlated to each other. Patients and Method:The seminal fluid profile was classified according to the WHO manual (2010). Briefly, asthenozoospermia (i.e. progressive motility of spermatozoa below 32%), oligozoospermia (i.e. spermatozoa concentration below 15x10 6 per ml), teratozoospermia (i.e. morphologically normal spermatozoa below 4%), asthenoteratozoospermia, oligoasthenozoospermia, oligoasthenoteratozoospermia, oligoteratozoospermia, and azoospermia (absence of spermatozoa in the ejaculate) Results:The most striking abnormality is the high percentage of patients withabnormally low morphology score (72.09%). The majority of cases have isolated abnormality (teratozoospermia; 48.84%). Asthenoteratozoospermia (ATZ) was found in 10.47% and oligoasthenozoospermia (OAZ) and oligoteratozoospermia (OTZ) in 8.14% of cases. The least common pattern was necroteratozoospermia (NTZ) and oligonecroteratozoospermia (ONTZ) 1% each. Azoospermia was encountered in 3.49% of cases. Conclusion:Abnormalsperm morphology is the best indicator of infertility and teratozoosperma is the most common finding in abnormal spermiogram.

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The pattern of abnormalities on sperm analysis: A study of 1186 infertile male in Yasmin IVF clinic Jakarta

Cited by 9 publications

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Frequency of male factor and abnormalities of semen analysis in infertile couple.

Frequency of male factor and abnormalities of semen analysis in infertile couple.

Study on the patterns of semen analysis in infertile males at a tertiary setup in Devanahalli

Semen Pathology in Infertile Men: Correlation between Abnormal Sperm Morphology with Motility and Count

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