Semen Analysis (Spermogram)

Semen Analysis (Spermogram) — Expert diagnosis by Dr. Marinos Vasilas, Urologist in Rhodes.

Semen Analysis (Spermogram) | Urologist Rhodes
Medically reviewed by Dr. Marinos VasilasApril 20264 min read

Quick Answer

Semen analysis (spermogram) is the core test for male fertility, assessing volume, concentration, motility, and morphology according to the WHO 2021 reference values.

Medical Review

Dr. Marinos Vasilas

Urologist specializing in male fertility and the personalized interpretation of specialized urological tests.

Parameters and WHO 2021 reference limits

The parameters assessed include: volume (≥1.4 ml), concentration (≥16 million/ml), total count (≥39 million), progressive motility PR (≥30%), morphology (≥4%), and vitality (≥54%). These values are always interpreted together, never in isolation.

Normal profile

The main parameters are within the WHO lower reference limits.

Borderline picture

A minor deviation in a single parameter warrants repeat testing in 8-12 weeks.

Abnormal picture

Significant deviations or a combined abnormality call for a complete andrological work-up.

Clinical use

It is used in the work-up of infertility, after an infection or treatment, and before varicocele surgery or assisted reproduction. A single abnormal result is never enough for a definitive diagnosis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources / Guidelines

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