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Semen white blood cells concentration and male infertility

Yue Lin

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[Objective] To study the relationship between semen white blood cells concentration and male infertility. [Method] Staining for concentration of leukocytes in semen and to carry out correlation analysis with sperm parameter, UU infection and AsAb. [Results] Semen WBC 1×106 /mL were 106 cases in 383 male infertility, set up into positive group; Semen WBC1×106 /mL were 277 cases, set up into negative group; semen concentration, motility(%), a+b grade motile, the positive rate of Hyposmotic swellingtest in positive group were observed to be lower evidencely compared to negative group (P 0.05). In addition, higher abnormal morphological sperm, increased semen viscosity rate, the UU infection rate and AsAb Positive rate were observed in positive group (P 0.05, P 0.01). Sperm volume and PH value were not significantly different between positive group and negative group (P 0.05). [Conclusion] Sperm WBC have effect on sperm quality.

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[Objective] To study the relationship between semen white blood cells concentration and male infertility. [Method] Staining for concentration of leukocytes in semen and to carry out correlation analysis with sperm parameter, UU infection and AsAb. [Results] Semen WBC 1×106 /mL were 106 cases in 383 male infertility, set up into positive group; Semen WBC1×106 /mL were 277 cases, set up into negative group; semen concentration, motility(%), a+b grade motile, the positive rate of Hyposmotic swellingtest in positive group were observed to be lower evidencely compared to negative group (P 0.05). In addition, higher abnormal morphological sperm, increased semen viscosity rate, the UU infection rate and AsAb Positive rate were observed in positive group (P 0.05, P 0.01). Sperm volume and PH value were not significantly different between positive group and negative group (P 0.05). [Conclusion] Sperm WBC have effect on sperm quality.

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[Objective] To study the relationship between semen white blood cells concentration and male infertility. [Method] Staining for concentration of leukocytes in semen and to carry out correlation analysis with sperm parameter, UU infection and AsAb. [Results] Semen WBC 1×106 /mL were 106 cases in 383 male infertility, set up into positive group; Semen WBC1×106 /mL were 277 cases, set up into negative group; semen concentration, motility(%), a+b grade motile, the positive rate of Hyposmotic swellingtest in positive group were observed to be lower evidencely compared to negative group (P 0.05). In addition, higher abnormal morphological sperm, increased semen viscosity rate, the UU infection rate and AsAb Positive rate were observed in positive group (P 0.05, P 0.01). Sperm volume and PH value were not significantly different between positive group and negative group (P 0.05). [Conclusion] Sperm WBC have effect on sperm quality.

Key concepts: Semen, Andrology, Sperm, Infertility, Male infertility, Sperm motility, Semen quality, Semen analysis

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