P-573: A successful pregnancy outcome using testicular sperm from an infertile male pretreated with hCG

Abstract

ObjectiveA successful pregnancy outcome using testicular sperm from an infertile male pretreated with hCGDesignCase report.Materials and methodsMaterials:A male patient who has no sperm in his semen ,but has a small number of round spermatids observed in his testicular specimens by testicular biopsy. Methods:hCG was administrated the male patient for spermatogenesis, following which ICSI was performed using sperms from testicular tissue.ResultsPrior to treatment, no sperms were present in the ejaculate and testicle. After a period of hCG treatment,some immature sperms , which were with normal heads but without complete tails, and elongated spermatids were found. Sequentially, A successful pregnancy was established by ICSI using the sperms.ConclusionThe treatment by administraton of hCG to generate sperms following with ICSI for the azoospermia patients was effective and practicable. ObjectiveA successful pregnancy outcome using testicular sperm from an infertile male pretreated with hCG A successful pregnancy outcome using testicular sperm from an infertile male pretreated with hCG DesignCase report. Case report. Materials and methodsMaterials:A male patient who has no sperm in his semen ,but has a small number of round spermatids observed in his testicular specimens by testicular biopsy. Methods:hCG was administrated the male patient for spermatogenesis, following which ICSI was performed using sperms from testicular tissue. Materials:A male patient who has no sperm in his semen ,but has a small number of round spermatids observed in his testicular specimens by testicular biopsy. Methods:hCG was administrated the male patient for spermatogenesis, following which ICSI was performed using sperms from testicular tissue. ResultsPrior to treatment, no sperms were present in the ejaculate and testicle. After a period of hCG treatment,some immature sperms , which were with normal heads but without complete tails, and elongated spermatids were found. Sequentially, A successful pregnancy was established by ICSI using the sperms. Prior to treatment, no sperms were present in the ejaculate and testicle. After a period of hCG treatment,some immature sperms , which were with normal heads but without complete tails, and elongated spermatids were found. Sequentially, A successful pregnancy was established by ICSI using the sperms. ConclusionThe treatment by administraton of hCG to generate sperms following with ICSI for the azoospermia patients was effective and practicable. The treatment by administraton of hCG to generate sperms following with ICSI for the azoospermia patients was effective and practicable.