Azoospermia and Surgical Sperm Extraction Methods

One of the main factors of infertility is Azoospermia and has been estimated to effect 15% of all male infertility cases.

This factor which is in essence the complete absence of live sperm cells in the ejaculation can be split into two groups : obstructive azoospermia and non-obstructive azoospermia. The former suggests that there is a blockage along the sperm delivery system as where the latter suggests a problem in the production of sperm. 

The reasons behind this can be due to testicular failure but further investigation should be carried out by a urologist for a full diagnosis. 

We offer a few different options for treatment in such cases including : 

PESA - Percutaneous Epididymal Sperm Aspiration
MESA - Micro Epididymal Sperm Aspiration
TESE - Testicular Sperm Extraction

The diagram below shows how each of the surgical sperm retrieval methods are administered:

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Sperm Donation

1- Who is a good candidate for sperm donation?
Patients with male factor infertility such as azoospermia or other sperm defects, or males with prior cancer treatment are potential candidates for sperm donor IVF treatment. Patients with genetic disorders that inhibit sperm production or patients with high risks of passing genetic disorders onto their children are also good candidates for sperm donation. Prior to sperm donation, we offer our patients the option of a surgical sperm retrieval option where sperm is retrieved surgically from within the testes to see if any live sperm cells can be found that may not make it to the ejaculate.

Single female patients who do not wish to seek treatment with a partner are also good candidates for our sperm donor IVF treatment program.
 

2- Who are your sperm donors?
The sperm we use come from an international sperm bank with their certificates. We only use certified sperm as certification process requires an extensive testing on the sperm to be repeated at certain intervals. This way, we can guarantee our patients that there are no testable defects on the sperm used in the IVF process.

3- What are your success rate with sperm donation?
Success rates with sperm donation tend to vary depending on the age and hormone profile of the female patient. If the female patient is young with a good hormone profile, then the success rates will be considerably high. However, women after 35 years of age tend to experience a decline in their fertility levels, therefore, the success rates tend to decline. For more information on our success rates, please view our 2011 success statistics page.

4- What is the cost of sperm donor IVF at North Cyprus IVF Clinic?
For a comprehensive cost information with alternative accommodation packages, please contact us using the contact form.
 

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