The current WHO 2010 manual for human semen analysis defines leukocytospermia as the
presence of peroxidase-positive leukocytes at a concentration> 1× 10 6/mL of semen …

Chronic inflammatory conditions of the genital tract are still unsatisfactorily recognised in the
workup of male infertility due to inappropriate definitions and inconsistent diagnostic criteria …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether there is an impact of different sources of reactive
oxygen species (ROS) on sperm functions. DESIGN: Prospective study. SETTING: Patients …

OBJECTIVES: To evaluate sperm chromatin and DNA integrities in idiopathic infertile men
and determine the possible association (s) of cigarette smoking on oxidative stress markers …

The presence of leucocytes within semen has the potential to impair sperm function.
Neutrophils and macrophages make up 95% of seminal leucocytes, with both having the …

Leukocytospermia and hematospermia are defined as the presence of abnormally high
white blood cell and red blood cell concentration in the semen, respectively. Numerous …

We report the first case of a healthy baby born after intrauterine insemination with vitrified
swim‐up spermatozoa from an oligoasthenozoospermic patient. A 39‐year‐old patient was …

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 …

Background The progress in assisted reproductive techniques over the last 30 years has
raised interest in studying what in 1992 the World Health Organization (WHO) defined as …

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 …