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2018•The Journal of UrologyOpen access

MP07-13 MICROSURGERY FOR OBSTRUCTIVE AZOOSPERMIA IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

Amir Zarrabi

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CONCLUSIONS: Treatment of varicocele using microsurgical subinguinal VR technique significantly improves sperm DFI as measured by TUNEL and SCSA.Improvements in TUNEL following VR are associated with improved pregnancy outcomes using IVF/ICSI.

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CONCLUSIONS: Treatment of varicocele using microsurgical subinguinal VR technique significantly improves sperm DFI as measured by TUNEL and SCSA.Improvements in TUNEL following VR are associated with improved pregnancy outcomes using IVF/ICSI.

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CONCLUSIONS: Treatment of varicocele using microsurgical subinguinal VR technique significantly improves sperm DFI as measured by TUNEL and SCSA.Improvements in TUNEL following VR are associated with improved pregnancy outcomes using IVF/ICSI.

Key concepts: Vasectomy, Vasovasostomy, Medicine, Vasectomy reversal, Obstructive azoospermia, Azoospermia, Microsurgery, Surgery

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