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Oligoasthenozoosspermia with rare karyotype

Nadir karyotipli oligoastenozoospermi

Ülkü ÖZBEY
Hüseyin YÜCE
Pages
158–160
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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The degree of the efficiency of this rare karyotype on abortions and genetic counselling period that includes evaluating the view of unbalanced segragations of this karyotype was argued based on the literature.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In a couple who had been investigated because of infertility, oligo-asthenozoospermia was diagnosed in man, by sperm analysis.
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Key Findings & Data:Cytogenetic analyse, the karyotype of man was exhibited as 46,XY, t(9;15) (pter ›q21.1::q11.1›qter), der (9) (ptel›q21.1), whereas his wife's was 46,XX.
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Conclusion & Impact:The degree of the efficiency of this rare karyotype on abortions and genetic counselling period that includes evaluating the view of unbalanced segragations of this karyotype was argued based on the literature.
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In a couple who had been investigated because of infertility, oligo-asthenozoospermia was diagnosed in man, by sperm analysis. Cytogenetic analyse, the karyotype of man was exhibited as 46,XY, t(9;15) (pter ›q21.1::q11.1›qter), der (9) (ptel›q21.1), whereas his wife's was 46,XX. To our knowlodge, this is the first case, which was determined by conventional cytogenetic techniques, reported in the literature associated with severe male infertility. The degree of the efficiency of this rare karyotype on abortions and genetic counselling period that includes evaluating the view of unbalanced segragations of this karyotype was argued based on the literature.

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ÖZBEY, Ü., YÜCE, H. (2022). Oligoasthenozoosspermia with rare karyotype. Göztepe Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 4, 158–160. https://ajindex.com/articles/526302

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