Contents Conventional microscopic semen analysis does not provide precise information on
the fertilizing potential of a male. The traditional basis for semen evaluation is that male …

Traditionally, the diagnosis of male infertility has relied upon microscopic assessment and
biochemical assays to determine human semen quality. The conventional parameters given …

There is a general feeling that the routinely measured semen parameters (sperm number,
motility, vitality, morphology) do not monitor sperm function and that they are inadequate for …

With the increased attention that male factors are receiving as a cause for infertility, it has
become clear that the traditional diagnostic methodology applied to the ejaculate is no …

At present, evaluation of male reproductive function consists primarily of routine semen
analysis, a collection of conventional microscopic assessments ideally performed following …

The potential fertility of a sire can not be evaluated in the field simply by assessment of
mating ability and physical examination, although these procedures can expose his …

Our ability to screen the structural and functional integrity of the spermatozoon in vitro has
increased markedly over the past decades, but our capacity to estimate the fertility of a …

The prediction of fertility is a primary goal in the field of reproductive medicine. The aim of
the present paper is to describe the value of conventional and modern sperm analysis …

Fertility has been a core issue for the survival of human race since pre-historic ancient times.
A couple who has failed to conceive or has been unable to induce pregnancy within one …

There are many procedures available for evaluating semen, and except for culling obviously
inferior samples, none of the procedures is highly correlated with fertility. The most …