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TESE

In cases where no sperm are found in the man's reproduction ducts, a biopsy of the testicle can be taken, and individual sperm cells can be teased from the tissue under a microscope and used in the ICSI process. This is known as TESE (testicular sperm extraction). Early sperm cells, known as "round cells", have been used successfully in establishing pregnancies by ICSI.

 

 

 

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