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[Asthenozoospermia--a multifactorial symptom].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 08 Mar 1995 German Journal:Fortschritte der Medizin, volume 112 (issn: 0015-8178, Copyright policy )
Authors: G, Haidl;

pmid: 7843674

[Asthenozoospermia--a multifactorial symptom].

Abstract

For the clarification of sperm motility disorders, changes in the flagella must be differentiated from influences exerted by the seminal fluid and extrinsic factors. The disorders of the flagella may be testicular or epididymal in origin. Only by taking account of these aspects of etiology and pathogenesis, will a rational therapeutic approach be possible.

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Diagnosis, Differential, Male, Sperm Motility, Humans, Oligospermia, Infertility, Male, Ciliary Motility Disorders

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