A surgical sperm retrieval procedure can be useful in a number of circumstances. For example, couples who wish to try for a baby after a previous vasectomy but vasectomy reversal either isn’t suitable or isn’t desired, and when couples are unable to conceive due to a diagnosis of azoospermia due to blockages (obstructive azoospermia). This means sperm analysis tests have found that a man has zero sperm count: there’s no sperm present in their ejaculate at all.
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Professor Minhas's published work on surgical sperm retrieval and azoospermia.
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