Treatment of male sterility (author's transl)
Abstract
In 330 cases of male sterility, the authors found in the seminal fluid 270 cases of quantitative alteration, 196 of qualitative alteration, 62 cases with biochemical disturbances and 122 patients with infections. After the specific treatment of these patients, the result was that 50 to 58.2% of them presented response for the quantitative, qualitative and biochemical alterations. In the infections, the index obtained was 85.2%. Among these 330 cases, they were obtained 73 cases of pregnancy (22.1%) with eight cases of abortion(10.9%).
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