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Functional deficit of sperm and fertility impairment in men with antisperm antibodies by Bozhedomov, V.A, Nikolaeva, M.A, Ushakova, I.V, Lipatova, N.A, Bozhedomova, G.E, Sukhikh, G.T

“…Highlights • Men with MAR-IgG ≥ 50% can be fertile but all MAR-IgG > 12% cases are outliers. • In normozoospermia, there are 16% cases of immune infertility. •…”
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Varicocele and reproductive function: pathozoospermia treatment (a prospective comparative study) by Bozhedomov, V A, Shomarufov, A B, Bozhedomova, G E, D, Ohobotov A, Kamalov, D M, Sorokin, N I, Kamalov, A A

“…Varicocele does not always lead to infertility; varicocelectomy does not always improve sperm. to evaluate the standardized effect (Es) of nutrient therapy,…”
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The use of nutrient complexes in idiopathic male infertility associated with asteno- and/or teratozoospermia: the search of predictors of treatment efficiency (preliminary results) by Bozhedomov, V A, Kamalov, A A, Bozhedomova, G E, Kozlova, V I, Kamarina, R A, Epanchintseva, E A

“…Nutrient complexes (dietary supplements) containing various vitamins, minerals, enzymes are popular substances for treatment of male infertility. However, the…”
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Using L- and acetyl-L-carnintines in combination with clomiphene citrate and antioxidant complex for treating idiopathic male infertility: a prospective randomized trial by Bozhedomov, V A, Lipatova, N A, Bozhedomova, G E, Rokhlikov, I M, Shcherbakova, E V, Komarina, R A

“…The most common cause of male infertility is idiopathic oligo-, and or astheno-, and /or teratozoospermia. In such cases, anti-estrogens, antioxidants…”
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