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Frontiers in clinical andrology

Clinical andrology: The missing jigsaw pieces

The introduction of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) in 1992 has revolutionized the management of infertile couples.[1] The workup of female partner remains important in the era of ICSI since she has to go through the procedure and pregnancy. Attention has been drawn to assisted reproduction technologies (ARTs) in improving embryo quality and pregnancy outcome. In contrast, the evolution...

Basic and Clinical Andrology reviewer acknowledgement 2015.

The editor of Basic and Clinical Andrology would like to thank all of our reviewers who have contributed to the journal in Volume 25 (2015).

Andrologie becomes Basic and Clinical Andrology

Basic and Clinical Andrology (BaCA) is a new scientific open access, international peer-reviewed journal covering all aspects of male reproductive and sexual health. BaCA has its roots in the journal formerly entitled Andrologie (Springer), the official journal of the French speaking Society of Andrology (SALF) for the past 25 years. BaCA is an evolution of this journal, adding an international...

Foreword to Sperm morphometrics today and tomorrow special issue in Asian Journal of Andrology

could provide a useful clue to the latter. The extension of observations to over 400 species was compiled by Retzius (1900s), 1 who defined the three parts of the spermatozoon, a short roundish nucleus, a short midpiece that usually contains four or five mitochondria, and a long thin tail. Retzius 3 was also the first to describe the sperm cell's cytoplasmic droplet, whose importance is only no...