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Potency of bacteriospermia and Sperm Quality in Leukocytospermic infertile males
life science journal • 2013
Publication Information
Authors
Abdel Monem M.O. 1, Saad A.S. 2, Saher A. Eissa 3 and El-Dougdoug K.A.
Keywords
Bacteria; infertility; Leukocytospermia; Semen quality
Journal
life science journal
Publisher
Acta Zhengzhou University Overseas Edition
Volume
10
Issue
3
Pages
1413-1419
publication.type
International
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Abstract
Abstract: Male factors are known to contribute to infertility problem. Semen samples were obtained from 50
Leukocytospermic infertile men with (≥1x106 peroxidase positive WBC's/ml) attending Hawaa fertility center,
Benha, Egypt. Semen samples were categorizedinto two infertile male cohorts, based on bacteriological culture,
Group1: positive bacterial culture (n=31) and Group 2: negative bacterial culture (n=19) and the seminological
parameters of the two infertile male cohorts were compared with healthy controls (n=50). Positive bacterial culture
has been defined by pathologically significant bacterial growth (≥1x103 bacteria/ml). Statistically significant
deteriorated volume (p
Leukocytospermic infertile men with (≥1x106 peroxidase positive WBC's/ml) attending Hawaa fertility center,
Benha, Egypt. Semen samples were categorizedinto two infertile male cohorts, based on bacteriological culture,
Group1: positive bacterial culture (n=31) and Group 2: negative bacterial culture (n=19) and the seminological
parameters of the two infertile male cohorts were compared with healthy controls (n=50). Positive bacterial culture
has been defined by pathologically significant bacterial growth (≥1x103 bacteria/ml). Statistically significant
deteriorated volume (p