Testicular needle aspiration as an alternative to biopsy for the assessment of spermatogenesis
The technique of fine needle aspiration (FNA) may have a role as a reliable, quick and easy method of obtaining testicular tissue. Recent advances in the management of male subfertility and, in particular, the finding that spermatozoa recovered from the epididymis and testis can result in embryo gen...
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| description | The technique of fine needle aspiration (FNA) may have a role as a reliable, quick and easy method of obtaining testicular tissue. Recent advances in the management of male subfertility and, in particular, the finding that spermatozoa recovered from the epididymis and testis can result in embryo generation after intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), question the traditional role of open testicular biopsy for the assessment of spermatogenesis. FNA of the testis was performed on 19 cases of male subfertility and histological and cytological preparations obtained were assessed by light microscopy. FNA provided intact testicular tubules adequate for the histological assessment of spermatogenesis in all cases. There was good correlation with the cytological preparations which gave an indication of the number of mature spermatozoa present. FNA should be considered as a simple alternative to open testicular biopsy in the current investigation of male subfertility and as a method of retrieving spermatozoa for assisted conception using ICSI. |
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