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Re: Oligospermia/MarketingFrom: Jeffrey W. Clemens (clemens@duq.edu)Wed Apr 29 07:44:23 1998
RE/Infertility specialists, Not suggesting it in this case, but has anyone personally had success (babies) with testicular sperm aspiration coupled to ICSI? Also, does anyone have a published reference for estimates of patient populations seeking infertility treatments? Beyond the widely referenced 10-15% of American couples who are trying to become pregnant have difficulty, etc. I.e., a marketing survey. A colleague is currently generating her own stats using census data, etc. for a particular region of the country. Thanks, Jeff
>This is not oligospermia, but a very severe OLIGOSPERMIA bordering on
>I would recommend either donor inseminations, or ICSI (depending on their
-- ================================================================== Jeffrey W. Clemens, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biological Sciences Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA 15282 412-396-4597 Fax 412-396-5907 Personal page http://www.home.duq.edu/~clemens University page http://nexus.chemistry.duq.edu/snes/biology/faculty/clemens.html
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