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A case of problems in supporting a patient after Y-chromosome long arm microdeletion testing at a Japanese general
Shohei Tanabe1, Shin Imai1, Hiroharu Kobayashi1
1Seirei Hamamatsu General Hospital, Reproduction Center, Japan.
Urology Case Reports
|December 13, 2021
Abstract:
There are only few reports on the problems faced post-Y-chromosome microdeletion tests that decide the use of micro testicular sperm extraction. We report a case wherein we faced issues in supporting a patient post-testing. One patient with azoospermia factor c (AZFc) deletion gave birth to a baby boy, who could have inherited the AZFc deletion; however, we could not inform the young patient. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a post-testing support system for patients and infants.