Leukocytospermia in spermogram: microscopic picture of ejaculate, reference values for leukocytes, and diagnostic significance of inflammation signs.
🔬 Ejaculate. Male, 23 years old. Leukocytospermia. Magnification ×400
✅ Image kindly provided by Laboratory Diagnostics Physician Olesya Fisenko, Stavropol, GBUZ SK “SKKMPC.
💡Reference information: Leukocytospermia is a condition in which an increased number of leukocytes is found in the ejaculate. Leukocytes are an indicator of inflammation. Normally, their content does not exceed 1 million cells per milliliter of ejaculate.
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