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Investigations to evaluate Infertility Dr Atin Singhai Assistant Professor Department of Pathology KGMU, Lucknow
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Definition: 1 yr unprotected coitus without conception 10-15% couples affected Etiology Couples: 35% Tubal and pelvic pathology 35 % Male problems 15% Ovulatory dysfunction 10% Unexplained 5% unusual causes Background
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Etiology Women: 40% Tubal and pelvic pathology 40% Ovulatory dysfunction 10% Unexplained Infertility 10% Unusual causes Normal couple: 25-30% chance of pregnancy per ovulatory cycle Fertility decreases with age Background
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Time of Exposure % Pregnant 3 months 60% 6 months 70% 1 year 85% 18 months 90% Infertility
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DDX Tests/Inv Dx Rx Approach to Infertility
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Production Storage Delivery Approach to Infertility
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1. Production: Hypothalamus Anterior Pituitary Testes Male Infertility
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Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal Axis
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1. Production Hypothalamus Congenital abnormalities of hypothalamus e.g. Kallman’s syndrome Starvation, stress or severe illness Tumors (craniopharyngioma, metastatic tumor) Head injury Inflammation (sarcoidosis) Infection (tuberculosis) Drugs: marijuana Male Infertility
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1. Production: Pituitary Endocrine: thyroid, prolactin Tumors Inflammation: sarcoidosis, meningitis Infiltration Infarction Trauma/XRT Drugs: anabolic steroids Male Infertility
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Production: Testes: Congenital: Klinefelters (XYY), developmental disorders Disorders of gonadal steroidgenesis Infection: chlamydia, prostatitis, mumps orchitis Autoimmune Cryptorchidism Tumors; chemo/XRT Drugs / alcohol Vascular: testicular torsion Male Infertility
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2. Storage: Temperature Rise in scrotal temperature Occupation Varicocoele Male Infertility
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3. Delivery: Impotence/Ejaculation Neurogenic: medications (α-blockers, methyldopa) Endocrine: diabetes Congenital: absence vas deferens (CF) Genetic: cystic fibrosis Primary ciliary dyskinesia: Kartagener syndrome Hypospadia Vasectomy Male Infertility
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History: Previous children Infections: prostatitis, STD, mumps orchitis Trauma to head or testicles Surgery to testicles or hernia Occupation (sitting, bio hazards) Chemo or Radio therapy Ethanol or Smoking Medication Medical history (DM, HTN) Previous investigations Male Infertility
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Physical Anatomy (meatus) Testicular size Varicocele (valsalva) Rectal exam (protatitis, discharge) Male Infertility
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Investigations: semen analysis Abstain 2-4 days prior At least 2 samples over different period of time If abnormal: Blood work: FSH, LH, TSH, testosterone, PRL Testicular U/S Chromosomal analysis Male Infertility
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Semen analysis: WHO (1992) Volume > 2.0 mL Sperm > 20 million/mL Motility > 50% forward progression or > 25% rapid progression within 60 min Morphology > 30% normal forms WBC < 1 million/mL Male Infertility
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Tx / Interventions: Treat underlying causes Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) Male Infertility
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Fecundability: probability of achieving a pregnancy within 1 menstrual cycle (25%) Fecundity: ability to achieve a live birth within 1 menstrual cycle (6%) Female Infertility
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Production Storage Delivery Female Infertility
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Production: Hypothalamus Pituitary Ovary Female Fertility
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Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal Axis
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Hypothalamus: Stress Exercise Eating disorders Psychogenic Congenital/genetic: Kallman’s syndrome (hyposmia & hypoplasia olfactory lobes of brain) Starvation/stress or severe illness Tumors (craniopharyngioma, metastatic tumor) Head injury Inflammation (sarcoidosis) Infection (tuberculosis) XRT Drugs Female Infertility
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Pituitary: Sheehan syndrome Tumors: Pituitary adenoma, metastatic Empty sella syndrome Inappropriate gonadal steroid feedback: estrogen excess: obesity/ tumors estrogen deficiency: aromatase deficiency/ ER gene mutation androgen excess: adrenal or ovarian PCOS Testicular feminization (46 XY) - absence androgen receptors Female Infertility
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Ovary Gonadal dysgenesis - Turner’s Syndrome 45XO or mosaics 46 XX/45 XO Testicular feminization XRT / Chemo for childhood malignancies Premature ovarian failure Female Infertility
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Storage (R.P.L. unless severe) Uterine abnormalities Mullerian Agenesis: Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome Leiomyoma Luteal phase deficiency Female Infertility
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Delivery: Uterine abnormalities Vaginal septum Tubal Disease Infections/ STD/PID Ruptured appendix Septic abortion Endometriosis Female Infertility
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History: Age GTPAL Regulatory of period Prolactin S/S Thyroid S/S Infections, Surgeries Medication, Smoking, Ethanol Medical history Previous investigations Female Infertility
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Examination: Thyroid Breast (milk) Abdomen (masses, scars) Vaginal (abnormalities) Bimanual (Uterus, masses) Female Infertility
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Blood work: TSH PRL D3 FSH D3 LH Luteal phase Progesterone Imaging: Pelvic Ultrasound HSG Diagnostic Laparoscopy (later) Investigations
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Treat the underlying cause Medical Surgical Treatment
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Anovulation: Clomiphene induction  IUI Gonadotropin  IUI IVF Bilateral tubal disease Unexplained infertility after Gonadotropin + IUI failure. Failure of the above ICSI Male factor Unexplained infertility Treatment
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DDx – Hx – Px – Inv - Rx Age is important factor for female Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal axis central in working up both male and female infertility Investigations: Male: Sperms Female: Tubes (HSG) + Ovaries (FSH, LH, PRL, TSH) Take Home Points
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Multiple Choice Questions
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Infertility is defined as unprotected coitus for ___ months, without conception : 3 6 9 12
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Spermatogenesis and sperm maturation is regulated by : Leydig Cells Sertoli Cells Vas Deferens Intermediate Cells
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Cause/s of male infertility is / are : Kallaman’s syndrome Craniopharyngioma Marijuana abuse All of the above
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Normal semen count is ___ million / ml ≥ 15 ≥ 20 ≥ 25 ≥ 30
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Indication/s for semen analysis is / are : Investigation for infertility to check effectiveness of vasectomy for selection of donor for artificial insemination All of the above
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Thank you