The Tibial Sulcus as a Reference Point for Total Knee Arthroplasty

Association of Genetic and Reproductive Hormone with Infertility in Male

“…This is due to major focus of research on female infertility and its possible causes while not much attention has been paid to male infertility [8]. Current studies have also shown increased risk of erectile dysfunction, gall bladder diseases and disorders of bone in obese men [9][10][11]. Increased weight and obesity are the key factors that can lead to an altered reproductive hormonal profile which is characterized by decreased T and sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) levels and increased estradiol levels in infertile males [12][13][14].…”