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What is TESA?
Percutaneous Testicular Sperm Aspiration involves using a fine needle to collect sperm from the testicle. It’s typically used for obstructive azoospermia (e.g., post-vasectomy) and is very well-tolerated
What is TESE?
Testicular Sperm Extraction involves a small tissue sample taken directly from the testicle. This is often recommended when sperm production is low or absent in the ejaculate.
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Who should consider TESA or TESE?
- Men with azoospermia (no sperm in semen)
- History of vasectomy
- Blockages in the reproductive tract
- Failed previous sperm retrieval
- Men with really high sperm DNA fragmentation
Some men require more than a standard TESA or TESE. A consultation will help guide the best treatment for you.
What Makes Fertility Care at RPMG Different?
- On-site male fertility specialists trained in microsurgical sperm retrieval
- Advanced lab technology for optimal sperm handling
- Coordinated support for IVF or IUI planning
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