Twin pregnancy achieved through TESE in an adult male exstrophy.

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A case report describes a twin pregnancy achieved via testicular sperm extraction in an adult male with bladder exstrophy and infertility due to ejaculatory dysfunction.

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Bladder exstrophy is a rare anomaly, it compromises bladder functions, and in males it occurs with an impairment of reproductive functions, because of erectile and ejaculatory deficit. Advancements in the surgical treatment of bladder exstrophy have allowed an improvement of the bladder functions while spontaneous conception is still impaired. This is a case report of a pregnancy and subsequent birth of twins following testicular sperm extraction, on a man born with classical bladder exstrophy with infertility due to an ejaculation.

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