The evaluation of infertility in males consists of physical examination and semen analyses.
Standardized semen analyses depend on the descriptive analysis of sperm motility …

The initial evaluation of the subfertile male includes a through history and physical
examination, semen analyses, and hormonal evaluation. However, a normal spermiogram …

The incidence of male reproductive failure leading to infertility, whether due to delayed
parenthood, environmental issues, genetic factors, drugs, etc., is increasing throughout the …

Conventional semen analysis solely is not completely adequate to predict pregnancy
outcomes. Therefore, advanced sperm function tests have been developed and introduced …

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

Accurate prognosis of male fertility based on semen measurements is still not
straightforward. This study was designed to identify the best predictors of fertility and to …

Sperm function testing, once commonly performed for the infertile couple before employing
assisted reproductive technology (ART), has fallen out of favour in many reproductive …

Objective To assess the value of different sperm function screening tests in predicting
fertilization. Design Prospective study. Setting Academic tertiary referral center for fertility …

Several semen parameters are used to discriminate the fertile male from the subfertile male.
The most widely used parameters are sperm concentration, motility, progressive motility, and …

Semen analysis is the first step to identify male factor infertility. Standardized methods of
semen analysis are available allowing accurate assessment of sperm quality and …