作者
N Sermondade, C Faure, L Fezeu, AG Shayeb, Jens Peter Bonde, Tina Kold Jensen, Madelon Van Wely, J Cao, Ana Carolina Martini, M Eskandar, JE Chavarro, S Koloszar, JM Twigt, CH Ramlau-Hansen, E Borges Jr, Francesco Lotti, RPM Steegers-Theunissen, B Zorn, AJ Polotsky, S La Vignera, B Eskenazi, K Tremellen, EV Magnusdottir, I Fejes, Serge Hercberg, Rachel Levy, S Czernichow
发表日期
2013/5/1
来源
Human reproduction update
卷号
19
期号
3
页码范围
221-231
出版商
Oxford University Press
简介
BACKGROUND
The global obesity epidemic has paralleled a decrease in semen quality. Yet, the association between obesity and sperm parameters remains controversial. The purpose of this report was to update the evidence on the association between BMI and sperm count through a systematic review with meta-analysis.
METHODS
A systematic review of available literature (with no language restriction) was performed to investigate the impact of BMI on sperm count. Relevant studies published until June 2012 were identified from a Pubmed and EMBASE search. We also included unpublished data (n = 717 men) obtained from the Infertility Center of Bondy, France. Abstracts of relevant articles were examined and studies that could be included in this review were retrieved. Authors of relevant studies for the meta-analysis were contacted by email and asked to provide …
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