Varicocelectomy to “upgrade” semen quality to allow couples to use less invasive forms of assisted reproductive technology
To determine the magnitude of improvement in semen parameters after a varicocelectomy and the fraction that have improvements such that couples needing IVF or IUI are “upgraded” to needing less invasive assisted reproductive technology (ART).
Source: fertstert.org
Varicocelectomy to “upgrade” semen quality to allow couples to use less invasive forms of assisted reproductive technology
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