Infertilidad varonil por azoospermia asociada al síndrome 46xx

Abstract

Infertility is considered as the inability to achieve a pregnancy, in men this condition can be attributed to different factors, ranging from the physical part to genetics, among them azoospermia stands out, which is divided into two types: obstructive and non-obstructive. obstructive, the latter generally associated with genetic syndromes. This research was carried out through a descriptive-analytical study based on analysis methods referring to the spermogram, through a bibliographic review in order to respond to the problem. The physical-chemical and microscopic parameters are linked to sperm quality and concentration, in addition, genetic factors show an etiological approach to azoospermia, finally we can conclude that non-obstructive azoospermia is more common in people linked to a genetic syndrome, in this case causing infertility in men.