NOA evaluation
Micro-TESE is considered for non-obstructive azoospermia after clinical review.
Microsurgical testicular sperm extraction for men with non-obstructive azoospermia, planned with fertility evaluation, lab coordination, and IVF or ICSI support.

Micro-TESE is considered for non-obstructive azoospermia after clinical review.
Testicular tissue is examined under magnification to identify suitable tubules.
Retrieved sperm can be prepared for IVF or ICSI according to the couple's plan.

Microsurgical Testicular Sperm Extraction, or Micro-TESE, is an advanced surgical procedure used to retrieve sperm directly from the testicles. It is primarily recommended for men with Non-Obstructive Azoospermia, where sperm is absent in the ejaculate. The procedure uses high-precision microscopic technology to identify areas more likely to contain sperm while aiming to limit testicular tissue damage.
What Micro-TESE care may include during male infertility and IVF treatment planning.
History, semen reports, hormone findings, and fertility treatment goals are reviewed before planning.
A high-power microscope helps the specialist inspect tissue and locate tubules more likely to contain sperm.
Retrieved tissue is examined by lab specialists to identify viable sperm for fertility treatment.
If sperm is retrieved, it may be used or preserved for fertilization through IVF or ICSI as clinically suitable.
Support continues through recovery guidance, follow-up, and discussion of next reproductive options.
These service destinations are preserved for related male fertility and IVF treatment planning.
Micro-TESE is a microsurgical procedure that retrieves sperm directly from the testes, commonly considered for men with non-obstructive azoospermia.
Micro-TESE uses a high-power operating microscope to identify sperm-rich tubules more precisely than standard TESE.
It is performed under anesthesia by specialists. The team explains risks, recovery instructions, and follow-up needs before the procedure.
Micro-TESE can help locate sperm in selected severe male infertility cases while using magnification to reduce unnecessary tissue removal.
Potential risks include bleeding, infection, discomfort, difficulty retrieving sperm, rare testicular damage, and anesthesia-related complications.
Book a consultation at Nakshatra Clinic in Baner, Pune to discuss azoospermia evaluation, Micro-TESE planning, sperm retrieval, and IVF or ICSI coordination.