Data di Pubblicazione:
2021
Abstract:
Medical procreation impairs both the biological and psychological lives of couples. How-ever, male and female attitudes to infertility are different and require a different approach during the IVF journey. Thus, the gender impact assessment (GIA) method was used to analyse original studies present in the literature. We found some gender-related differences and, subsequently, possible outcomes of intervention to improve healthy reproduction management and prevent infertility. In particular, it became apparent that there was the need for an in-depth male infertility assessment and a gender-specific follow-up.
Tipologia CRIS:
1.1.3. Articolo in Rivista - Editorial, Comment, Reply
Keywords:
Assisted reproductive technology (ART); Gender-oriented specific approach; Male infertility; Female; Health Status; Humans; Male; Reproductive Techniques, Assisted; Sex Factors; Infertility, Male
Elenco autori:
Gullo, G.; Cucinella, G.; Perino, A.; Gullo, D.; Segreto, D.; Lagana, A. S.; Buzzaccarini, G.; Donarelli, Z.; Marino, A.; Allegra, A.; Maranto, M.; Carosso, A. R.; Garofalo, P.; Tomaiuolo, R.
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