Sperm culture and bacterial susceptibility to antibiotics in a large andrological population: prevalence and impact on seminal parameters.

Int Microbiol · 2023 · PMC9810678 · PMID 36001166

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The prevalence of Gram-positive species was higher in both group A and group B, as compared with that for the Gram-negative or Gram-positive/Gram-negative species; however, this finding did not reach statistical significance (46/113 (40.7%) and 37/87 (42.5%) vs. 35/113 (31.0%) and 29/87 (33.4%), respectively; p = 0.2).

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An interesting finding is that, while in subjects with a WBC increase the prevalence of a positive SC was comparable in groups B1 and B2, and in subjects with SHV, the prevalence of a positive SC was highly significant in group B1 (affected by a GTI), as compared to group B2.

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