Testicular versus ejaculated spermatozoa for ICSI in patients without azoospermia: A systematic review.

The use of testicular spermatozoa in men without azoospermia has been proposed as a means to increase the chances of pregnancy following assisted reproductive treatment. The purpose of this systematic review is to assess whether clinical outcomes are better when testicular rather than ejaculated spermatozoa are used for intracytoplasmic sperm injection in patients with abnormal semen parameters without azoospermia. A literature search identified four eligible studies out of 757 initially found.

Dietary practices of Saudi women during puerperium.

Aim: Poor maternal health sometimes can be a consequence of practicing different myths during puerperium. This cross-sectional study describes the practice of different myths regarding diet among Saudi women.

Material And Methods: The study comprised women attending the postnatal clinic at the Mother and Child Hospital in Buraidah from January to December 2011.

Induction of labor with prostaglandin e2 in women with previous cesarean section and unfavorable cervix.

Background: Induction of labor is common in obstetric practice. According to the most current studies, the rate varies from 9.5 to 33.