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Infertility affects up to 15% of the world's population, with approximately half involving a male
factor. 1, 2 The inability to conceive can have impacts on patients' self-esteem, mental …

The impact of clinical varicoceles on semen parameters and male infertility has long been
established. In the era of assisted reproduction, clinical discussion has questioned the role …

It is crucial to identify the subfertile men with varicocele who will benefit the most from
varicocelectomy, and the factors which help in predicting the response to varicocelectomy …

Background: The exact mechanism of varicocele-related infertility is still elusive, therefore,
the current challenges for its management lie in determining which patients stand to benefit …

Background Varicocele is the most common correctable cause of male infertility. It was the
subject of recent Association française d'urologie (AFU) Comité d'andrologie et de médecine …

Résumé Le diagnostic de la varicocèle est clinique, réalisé en position couchée et debout et
en manœuvre de Valsalva. Seules les varicocèles cliniques méritent d'être traitées. Une …

Methods We evaluated all men who underwent microscopic subinguinal varicocelectomy
from 2015–2019. Patients were included if they desired fertility and had a followup of at least …

Impacts of a subinguinal microsurgical varicocelectomy on the sperm parameters and fertility
rates were investigated in three different ages according to their age at the time of the …

Background: Varicocele has been found to impair the function of the epididymis resulting in
subfertility whereas the varicocelectomy can resolve the phenomenon. L-carnitine is …