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See Latest ArticlesLow semen volume in 47 adolescents and adults with 47,XXY Klinefelter or 46,XX male syndrome
International Journal of Andrology, 07/23/09
Aksglaede L et al. – Klinefelter syndrome is characterized by progressive testicular failure causing androgen deficiency and azoospermia in most patients. The small semen volume supports the notion of 47,XXY patients being androgen insufficient despite serum testosterone levels within the normal range.
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