Prevalence of CBAVD in azoospermic men carrying pathogenic CFTR mutations ‐ Evaluated in a cohort of 639 non‐vasectomized azoospermic men
Discussion and conclusionsCBAVD was found in ~ 44% of men with ΔF508/R117H mutations. The data may support that CFTR mutations might affect male fertility through other mechanisms than obstruction of the genital tract. For a practical, clinical purpose analysis for onlyΔF508,R117H andIVS8 ‐5T seems sufficient until further research shows anything else.
Source: Andrology - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: Jens Fedder,
Mette W. J ørgensen,
Birte Engvad Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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