Objective To evaluate how varicocele repair (VR) impacts pregnancy (PRs) and live birth
rates in infertile couples undergoing assisted reproduction wherein the male partner has …

Testicular varicocele, a dilation of the veins of the pampiniform plexus thought to increase
testicular temperature via venous congestion, is commonly associated with male infertility …

Infertility and subfertility affect a significant part of the population. Among various definitions
of this pathology, the most common one is provided by the World Health Organisation; it …

Varicocele is the most common and treatable cause of male infertility. Studies of a rat
experimental left varicocele model and human testicular biopsy samples have shown the …

Abstract Varicocele affects approximately 35%–40% of men presenting for an infertility
evaluation. There is fair evidence indicating that surgical repair of clinical varicocele …

Clinical varicoceles have been associated with impaired semen parameters and male-factor
infertility. Varicocele repair can improve live birth rates for men with clinical varicocele …

Introduction Varicocele is one of the most common treatable causes of male infertility.
However, the decision to perform varicocelectomy before starting a fertility program remains …

Conclusion Varicocele repair must be proposed in young adult men with impairment of
seminal parameters and not yet interested in pregnancy. Men of infertile couples should be …

The impact of clinical varicoceles on semen parameters and male infertility has long been
established. In the era of assisted reproduction, clinical discussion has questioned the role …

Objective To evaluate the outcomes of men who underwent varicocelectomy for total motile
sperm count (TMSC)< 2 million and to perform a cost-effectiveness analysis of intrauterine …