What is the extraction of sperm testicles?
Extraction of testicular sperm usually refers to the removal of sperm directly from the male testicles using a needle. This procedure is most commonly used in the treatment of infertility in men who do not have sperm present in their semen. This can cause different conditions, including blocking in the passage leading from the sperm and testicles tank. Surgical procedures can also be used to remove semen.
sperm are small unicellular organisms produced by male testicles. When connected to a female egg, fertilization can occur and the result is pregnancy. The testicles are produced and then stored in a small organ located just above the testicles called epididymis. In most cases, the sperm is excreted during ejaculation, combined with a dense, dairy, a liquid called sperm, which is used to maintain and mobilize sperm. When no sperm is present in the sperm, for example in men who had vasectomy, the testicular extract can be used. Other times the needle is inserted into the epididymisAnd the sperm is extracted in this way. The aspiration of the needle is the most common method because it is more available. Once the sperm is removed, they are examined on health and mobility and healthy are frozen for later use.
Testes extraction of sperm is usually not used for artificial inseminations or for inserting sperm into the uterus for fertilization. The main reason is that there is often not enough sperm in a single extraction. They are used more often in insemination in vitro. This is sperm and eggs combined artificially and then inserted into the uterus as soon as the embryo is formed.
When the warlet and surrounded area that is about to extraction of the testicular sperm are anesthetic by a local anesthetist. Many centers do this as an outpatient procedure, which means that the patient can leave again on the same day. If no viable sperm with a single extraction is found, different may be needed.
Other methods for healingBU male infertility is often used before the testicular extraction. If the patient has a vasectomy, he may attempt to convert. The sperm sample can be tested to determine whether sperm is present and whether they exist, whether they are healthy and mobile. If sperm is present in less than normal numbers, in vitro fertilization may be an attempt without the use of additional extracted sperm.