Infertility is a complex condition that has challenging medical, psychological, economic, and
social implications for both patients and clinicians. Based on the International Classification …

Male factor contributes up to 50% of all infertility cases, making the proper evaluation and
management of male infertility a critical part of the care of the infertile couple. The evaluation …

The male partner's role in infertility has been the subject of increased investigation over the
last several years. 1 Although the female partner has historically been the primary focus of …

Today, more couples than ever are presenting to physicians for care of their infertility.
Typically, female partners contact their gynecologist or primary care physician about fertility …

Male factor infertility is the commonest single reason for infertility in couples trying to have
children. This article summarizes the aetiology, classification, and management of male …

). Private insurance databases have powerful patient numbers but are limited by incomplete
fertility-related coverage and reliance of billing codes. National surveys are more …

Infertility affects over 6 million couples in the United States. Half of these couples have a
component of male factor infertility and almost 30% solely are caused by a male factor [1]. In …

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists state that male factor infertility is
responsible for up to 25% of all cases of infertility and may contribute in a further 25 …

The goal of this chapter is to describe our current understanding of the epidemiology of male
infertility and to describe some of the barriers we face in advancing our understanding …

Subfertile men and women are usually cared for by different clinicians, namely urologists
and gynaecologists. While these doctors share each other's goals, they may not always …