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2021, Number 4

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Medisur 2021; 19 (4)

Spermogram variables analysis in the infertility consultation patients of the Cienfuegos municipality

Rodríguez MMA, Avello MR, Avello RA, Reyes PAM
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Language: Spanish
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Key words:

semen analysis, infertility, world health organization.

ABSTRACT

Background: Semen quality analysis is considered a basic element in the evaluation of male fertility. Objective: to analyze the spermogram values in patients treated at the Cienfuegos Municipal Infertility Clinic.
Methods: descriptive study, which included 128 samples resulting from spermograms performed on patients treated at the Cienfuegos municipal infertility clinic, between 2019 and 2020. Spermograms record the variables: age, volume, concentration, mobility, morphology, and vitality. These variables were compared with the reference values proposed by the WHO.
Results: regarding the concentration, it highlighted that the values oscillated in a wide range, from 0 to 350 mmol / L-1, with a mean of 89.1; while the mobility of the spermatozoa showed very low values, even some with 0%. Total mobility (fast mobility plus slow mobility) was 57.7%. The percentage of sperm with an adequate morphology was 46.3, while the vitality was 71.8%.
Conclusion: Most of the analyzed samples showed normal values in all parameters. The number of patients with leukospermia was significant, a parameter that is probably directly related to infertility in these subjects.


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