The presence of excess leucocytes in the semen has been associated with male infertility.
According to the WHO, concentrations of more than 106 leucocytes ml− 1 are considered as …

Urogenital infections are considered important factors in male infertility. In this in vitro study
we have evaluated the impact of leucocytes in association with an artificial infection with …

The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of urogenital infections as indicated by
leukocytospermia on human sperm morphology, diagnosed cytologically and by means of a …

Objective: To determine DNA damage as measured by the sperm chromatin structure assay
(SCSA) in subsets of human spermatozoa at different stages of maturation in patients who …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the role of increased seminal leukocytes in enhancing reactive
oxygen species (ROS) production by human spermatozoa. DESIGN: A prospective study …

The aims of this review are to evaluate the morphological differences betweenround cells' of
spermatogenic and non-spermatogenic origin in semen. The latter group includes …

Objective To identify men with leukocytospermia and prostatitis in an infertility practice and
evaluate the effect of various treatments and recurrence rates after treatment. Design A …

Verbesserte Färbemethode zur Differenzierung unreifer Keimzellen von weißen
Blutkörperchen in menschlicher Samenflüssigkeit Es wird über eine neue Färbemethode zur …

OBJECTIVES: To investigate the correlation between the presence of white blood cells
(WBC) without the use of specific stain to differentiate leukocytes and the presence of …

Background The association of leukocytospermia with male fertility is still under debate.
Objective To evaluate the impact of leukocytospermia (≥ 1× 106 white blood cells/mL of …