2023
DOI: 10.1556/650.2023.32753
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Indokolt-e a spermaminták bakteriológiai szűrése in vitro fertilizáció előtt?

Abstract: Világszerte egyre több pár keres fel meddőség miatt asszisztált reprodukciós központot. Vitatott kérdés, hogy a kivizsgálás és a kezelés során szükséges-e a sperma rutinszerű bakteriológiai szűrése. Az ondó a mintanyerés higiéniai szabályainak betartása mellett is gyakran tartalmaz baktériumokat. Egyre több tanulmány foglalkozik a sperma mikrobiomjának vizsgálatával. Bacteriospermia nemcsak fertőzés, hanem konta… Show more

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“…Since our patient was symptomless and did not have abnormal physical findings or leukocytospermia, a clear diagnosis could not be established. Most researchers agree that bacteria can have a negative impact on sperm parameters [ 12 ]; however, the majority of studies demonstrated no significant difference in the effectiveness of IVF treatment in the presence or absence of bacteriospermia [ 13 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since our patient was symptomless and did not have abnormal physical findings or leukocytospermia, a clear diagnosis could not be established. Most researchers agree that bacteria can have a negative impact on sperm parameters [ 12 ]; however, the majority of studies demonstrated no significant difference in the effectiveness of IVF treatment in the presence or absence of bacteriospermia [ 13 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Routine microbial culture of semen before IVF allows direct detection, but it is costly [ 8 ] and the clinical relevance of positive cases is controversial [ 13 ]. Microbiological screening of semen is not routinely performed in our department.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%