MicroTese
Male infertility is the cause of about half of the couples who do not have children in the society. In other words, the male factor may be a problem in approximately half of infertile couples. In cases such as male-related cases such as azoospermia (no sperm), retrograde ejaculation (retrograde ejaculation of sperm), as well as in cases such as female age factor, it may be necessary to start treatment without waiting. The microinjection (ICSI) method has allowed men to have children even if there is no sperm in their semen. However, performing this procedure requires the presence of sperm production in the testicles of the patient, albeit a small one. In other words, sperms must be obtained from the testicles of the patient. Obtaining sperm from the testicles is done by applying different methods according to the patient’s condition. Testicular biopsy can be performed in men with no sperm detected in semen analysis. With this procedure, the reason for the absence of sperm is revealed. In other words, it is revealed whether sperm cannot be made with this method or whether it is not seen in the semen because there is a blockage.
Micro tese method
TESE is a method used to find small sperm-producing foci in the testis in cases with severe sperm production disorders. The presence of sperm is investigated by taking pieces of a few millimeters from several foci from the testis.