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José Angel Delgado Martín *

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El trabajo contribuye a aclarar la actitud en el diagnóstico y tratamiento de la azoospermia en la era de la reproducción asistida

LA ACTITUD ANTE EL PACIENTE AZOOSPERMICO: LA VISION DEL UROLOGO

El diagnóstico y tratamiento de la azoospermia sigue siendo uno de los retos más apasionantes en el conocimiento de la infertilidad; existen líneas de investigación prometedoras, como la espermatogénesis in vitro a partir de células precursoras y el autotrasplante de células criopreservadas en pacientes sometidos a tratamientos de radioterapia y quimioterapia.

*José Angel Delgado Martín
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LA ACTITUD ANTE EL PACIENTE AZOOSPÉRMICO: LA VISIÓN DEL URÓLOGO
Archivos Españoles de Urología,
57(9):1021-1033 Nov, 2004

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*Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Madrid, España, Madrid, España
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