Normal equals 40 million to 300 million sperm. Nor can the role of anti-sperm antibodies and other aspects of sperm dysfunction continue to be ignored in the diagnostic investigation of infertile couples. Because it is axiomatic that laboratory tests are never entirely free from error, minimizing and wherever possible eliminating all real and potential sources of technical error, is a fundamental principle that must control the operation of any medical laboratory. Accurate diagnosis is now essential in order to ensure that only appropriate forms of therapy are applied to treat couples with male factor infertility. All methods implemented in our laboratory will not only conform to the latest edition of the World Health Organization's laboratory manual wherever possible.
Leucocyte assessments via cytochemical methods.
Post vasectomy analysis. Retrograde ejaculation assessments. Direct and indirect Mixed Antibody Reaction for lgG aqnd IgA associated with spermatozoa. Sperm-cervical mucus contact test. Advanced Assessments of Sperm Function.