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Review
. 2016 Jul;55(7):883-9.
doi: 10.1007/s00120-016-0151-0.

[Infection and infertility]

[Article in German]
A Pilatz  1 , M Boecker  2 , H-C Schuppe  2 , Th Diemer  2 , F Wagenlehner  2
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Review

[Infection and infertility]

[Article in German]
A Pilatz et al. Urologe A. 2016 Jul.

Abstract

Background: Infections in the urogenital tract are accepted causes of male infertility. Epidemiologic data indicate 6-10 % of all males undergoing andrological work-up for infertility having an infectious etiology.

Topics: This review gives a comprehensive overview on the most important urogenital tract infections (prostatitis, epididymitis, orchitis, male accessory gland infection-MAGI) and the impact on fertility. In males suffering infertility, evidence is also presented regarding an infectious etiology.

Keywords: Azoospermia; Epididymitis; Orchitis; Prostatitis; Urogenital tract infections.

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