Open Access Research Article

Real Impact of Varicocele Surgery on Male Fertility

Bouzid Balla1*, N Belcaid1, A Elkaoukabi2, A Chatar1, A Akjay1, A Ameziane1, A Lakrabti1, K Lmezguidi1 and A Ammani1

1Departement of urology, Military Hospital Moulay Ismail, Morocco

2Departement of Department of General and Visceral, Military Hospital Moulay Ismail, Morocco

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Received Date: July 23, 2019;  Published Date: August 01, 2019

Abstract

Varicocele is among the most common causes of male infertility. It is also one of the most controversial issues in the field of Andrology, especially regarding why, when and to whom varicocelectomy should be applied. Many experts believe that the surgical repair of varicocele should be applied only in a meticulously selected group of infertile men, although there are no generally accepted criteria. Up to now, the only confirmed prognostic factor for achievement of pregnancy after varicocelectomy is the age of the female partner. We perform a retrospective study that collected 120 patients over 7 years between 2010-2017 in urological department at the Military Hospital Moulay Ismail in Meknes, Morocco, to evaluate the issues currently associated with varicocele treatment in infertile men.

Keywords:Male infertility; Pregnancy rate; Varicocele; Surgical repair of varicocele

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