Infertility is an uncommon manifestation of genitourinary tract tuberculosis. Anatomic obstruction by granulomas or distortion of the normal anatomy by fibrosis surrounding the reproductive tract structures is the commonest cause of infertility. The diagnosis is usually based on a suggestive history along with evidence of granulomatous infection on a tissue sample. The management depends on the...

A history of urogenital inflammation occurs in 5-12% of men attending infertility clinics. Usually, infection has a detrimental effect on sperm quality by reducing concentration and motility, and possibly affecting the number of morphological normal spermatozoa. In addition, infection may be the source of auto-antibodies against spermatozoa, found in about 8% of the infertile male population. I...

Abstract Background Zinner syndrome is a rare Wolffian duct anomaly presenting as triad of unilateral renal agenesis, ipsilateral seminal vesicle cyst and ejaculatory obstruction. The condition due to developmental leading malformation the mesonephric duct. Magnetic resonance imaging considered be gold standard for diagnosis syndrome. Due limited number cases reported in literature, association...

Hemospermia, also called as haematospermia is a relatively common urological condition among adult and sexually active men. However its exact prevalence is unknown. Hemospermia is prevalent in young males with a mean age of 37 years [1-5]. Urogenital inflammation and infection are often considered the most common cause of hemospermia in this group [6]. Ejaculatory duct stones are uncommon cause...