Presence of mature sperm in testicular parenchyma of men with nonobstructive azoospermia: Prevalence and predictive factors
Authors:
- Colleen M. BurgessCBColleen M. Burgess
- Donna CunninghamDCDonna Cunningham
- Ronald CarsonRCRonald Carson
- Doria HarrisDHDoria Harris
- Robert D. OatesRORobert D. Oates
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