The link between varicoceles and male infertility has been a matter of debate for more than
half a century. Varicocele is considered the most common correctable cause of male …

Varicocele is the most common correctable cause for male infertility, but not all men with
varicocele are affected equally by this condition. The pathophysiology of varicocele‐induced …

Varicoceles are the leading correctable cause of infertility in men who present to an infertility
clinic for evaluation. Consequently, the surgical correction of a varicocele, known as a …

Despite the numerous studies published over the past decade, the role of varicocele in male
infertility is still controversial. Although more frequent in infertile men, its influence on sperm …

CONTEXT: Varicocele is a common condition, found in many men who present for infertility
evaluation. OBJECTIVE: To assess the effect of varicocelectomy on male infertility …

Clinical varicoceles have been associated with impaired semen parameters and male-factor
infertility. Varicocele repair can improve live birth rates for men with clinical varicocele …

Purpose: We determined whether varicocele treatment before intrauterine insemination
significantly affects intrauterine insemination success rates. Materials and Methods: A total of …

The association between varicoceles and male infertility has been known since the 1950s;
however, the pathophysiology of the process remains uncertain. The primary proposed …

The termvaricocele', which was coined by Curling in 1843 (Noske and Weidner, 1999),
refers to an abnormal dilation of the testicular veins within the pampiniform plexus …

BACKGROUND: Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) addressing varicocele treatment are
scarce and have conflicting outcomes. OBJECTIVE: To determine whether varicocele …