Quantitative detection of spermatogenesis cells and qualitative assessment of meiosis stages in the ejaculate of normo- and oligozoospermia
Weise, W.; Donat, H.; Goldschmidt, G.
Zentralblatt für Gynakologie 110(14): 877-883
1988
ISSN/ISBN: 0044-4197 PMID: 3176740 Document Number: 314963
Meiosis examinations in semen have been aspired in 106 patients of an andrologic outpatient clinic. Diakinesis and metaphase could be represented in 15 per cent. No meiosis analysis was possible in 12 per cent of the males. The increase of the immature spermatozoa count from 8 per cent in case of normozoospermia to 55 per cent in oligozoospermia III. degree was highly significant. Better quality of meiosis representation correlated to the increasing number of spermatogenesis cells.