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Successful pregnancy despite retrograde ejaculation. A case report
E Bosman1, F L Fourie, J V van der Merwe
1Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Pretoria, RSA.
Abstract:
In retrograde ejaculation sperm is passed into the bladder causing infertility. Among patients seen at the Reproductive Biology Research Unit of the University of Pretoria retrograde ejaculation is relatively uncommon (0.004%), but is a potentially treatable cause of infertility. The technique for collecting sperm, sperm processing and recovery described was successful and resulted in a pregnancy after transfer of 1 four-cell embryo.