Aspermia

the absence from the semen of spermatozoa and cellular elements of the seminal vesicles. Aspermia is one of the causes of male sterility. The causes of aspermia are the disturbance of the passageways of the vas deferens as a result of the inflammation of the appendages of the testicles (epididymis), traumatic injury of the vas deferens, and developmental defect of the vas deferens. Unlike as-permatism, aspermia does not affect ejaculation or orgasm.

Microscopic examination of the sperm is necessary for the diagnosis of aspermia. Treatment is directed at the elimination of the causes of aspermia and involves physiotherapeutic measures, tissue therapy to soften and resolve the scarred tissue, and hormone therapy. If conservative treatment is unsuccessful, a restorative operation can be performed.

REFERENCES

Rozovskii I. S. Diagnostika besplodiia, Moscow, 1961.
Porudominskii I. M. Besplodie u muzhchin. Leningrad, 1964.

IA. V. GUDYNSKII

aspermia

[ah-sper´me-ah] aspermatogenesis.anejaculation.

a·sper·mi·a

(ā-sper'mē-ă, ă-sper'), Lack of secretion or expulsion of semen following ejaculation.

a·sper·mi·a

(ā-spĕr'mē-ă) Inability to produce or ejaculate semen.

aspermia

The absence of spermatozoa in the semen or the inability to ejaculate semen. Obstructive aspermia is due to the blockage of the VAS DEFERENS on both sides. This may be congenital or acquired from infection or injury, or from VASECTOMY. CYSTIC FIBROSIS causes aspermia as a result of failure of development of the vas or associated structures.

单词	aspermia
释义	aspermia aspermia (əˈspɜːmɪə) n (Pathology) pathol the failure to form or emit semen Translations Aspermia Aspermia the absence from the semen of spermatozoa and cellular elements of the seminal vesicles. Aspermia is one of the causes of male sterility. The causes of aspermia are the disturbance of the passageways of the vas deferens as a result of the inflammation of the appendages of the testicles (epididymis), traumatic injury of the vas deferens, and developmental defect of the vas deferens. Unlike as-permatism, aspermia does not affect ejaculation or orgasm. Microscopic examination of the sperm is necessary for the diagnosis of aspermia. Treatment is directed at the elimination of the causes of aspermia and involves physiotherapeutic measures, tissue therapy to soften and resolve the scarred tissue, and hormone therapy. If conservative treatment is unsuccessful, a restorative operation can be performed. REFERENCES Rozovskii I. S. Diagnostika besplodiia, Moscow, 1961. Porudominskii I. M. Besplodie u muzhchin. Leningrad, 1964. IA. V. GUDYNSKII aspermia aspermia [ah-sper´me-ah] aspermatogenesis.anejaculation. a·sper·mi·a (ā-sper'mē-ă, ă-sper'), Lack of secretion or expulsion of semen following ejaculation. a·sper·mi·a (ā-spĕr'mē-ă) Inability to produce or ejaculate semen. aspermia The absence of spermatozoa in the semen or the inability to ejaculate semen. Obstructive aspermia is due to the blockage of the VAS DEFERENS on both sides. This may be congenital or acquired from infection or injury, or from VASECTOMY. CYSTIC FIBROSIS causes aspermia as a result of failure of development of the vas or associated structures.
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