The department of Andrology provides the most advanced scientific protocols in the diagnosis and treatment of male fertility. This new male infertility management depends on specialized proper evaluation of the male factor by clinical examination for testicular size, checking for the presence of varicocele, hormonal profile, scrotal Doppler examination and semen analysis, according to World Health Organization standards. Different modalities are available in this Unit for the management of low sperm count, low sperm motility and increased sperm abnormality.
Our mission is to improve diagnostic and therapeutic methods by usingand applying the results of investigative projects, in addition to using stem cells to treat patients with incomplete spermatogenesis. Providing quality health care for infertile males, educating the lay and professional communities on the latest treatments for male fertility and enhancing the understanding of male infertility issues by developing research projects are the vision of this department.