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TESE
(redirected from Testicular sperm extraction)

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TESETesticular Sperm Extraction
TESETeacher Education and Special Education (journal)
TESETesticular Epididymal Sperm Extraction (fertility treatment)
TESETrends of Engineering System Evolution
TESEThesaurus Europeo dei Sistemi Educativi
TESETactical Exercise Simulator & Evaluator
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This could include testicular sperm aspiration, testicular sperm extraction, or other sites of sperm extraction including the epididymis or vas deferens.
Development of international standards to document sexual and ... by Alexander, Marcalee Sipski; Bodner, Donald; Brackett, Nancy L.; Elliott, Stacy; Jackson, Amie B.; So / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
And because these patients are can-didates for testicular sperm extraction and ICSI, transmission of these gene defects to their offspring is also possible," she explained.
Male infertility could signal other genetic problems by Johnson, Kate / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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