Purpose Despite the significant role of varicocele in the pathogenesis of male infertility, its
association with anti-sperm antibodies (ASA) remains controversial. This systematic review …

Immunological factors have been implicated as a cause of unexplained infertility. Previous
studies have demonstrated increased levels of sperm-bound antibody in infertile men with …

An increased level of antisperm antibodies has been demonstrated in infertile men with
varicocele compared with normal fertile men, suggesting a possible cause and effect …

Objective To compare the sperm mixed‐agglutination reaction (sMAR) with the peroxidase‐
labelled protein A method (POPA) in infertile patients with varicocele. Patients, subjects and …

Background Anti-sperm antibody (ASA) can decrease sperm motility and, therefore, it is a
cause of male infertility. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of varicocelectomy …

Objective: To study the level of antisperm antibodies (ASAB) in the serum and semen of
infertile men with varicocele before and 6 months after varicocelectomy. Materials and …

Objective To investigate the occurrence of antisperm antibodies (ASAs) and their correlation
to semen parameters in varicocele patients. Methods Semen samples from 137 patients with …

Background: The first immunological correlation with male infertility was reported in 1954 by
Wilson and Rumke with the identification of anti-sperm antibodies. The prevalence of anti …

Varicocele is the most common cause of infertility in men. The mechanism by which
varicocele cause the variable effect on male infertility and is still unknown. Varicocele is …

Antisperm antibodies (ASA) are a cause of male infertility. ASA are often found in varicocele
patients. The study objective was to assess the ASA role in fertility recovery after …