Semen analysis
Evaluation may include volume, concentration, motility and morphology, with additional testing only when clinically indicated.
Male fertility • laboratory care
RCA’s andrology work supports male fertility evaluation and the laboratory steps used in IUI, IVF and fertility preservation. Results are interpreted in clinical context—not as a diagnosis from one number alone.
What happens here
A coordinated workflow helps the clinical and embryology teams understand the sample, select appropriate preparation methods and plan the next step.
Evaluation may include volume, concentration, motility and morphology, with additional testing only when clinically indicated.
Laboratory techniques prepare sperm for IUI or IVF while the treatment team considers the complete clinical picture.
Planned sperm freezing may support fertility preservation, backup specimens or future family-building needs.
Connected services
The exact workup depends on history, prior results and the treatment being considered.
History, examination or referral, and semen testing are coordinated when male-factor questions may affect the plan.
Prepared sperm is used for insemination according to the individualized treatment protocol.
Laboratory findings help the team decide whether conventional insemination, ICSI or another approach is appropriate.
Documented labeling, witnessing, handling and chain-of-custody processes are integral to laboratory work.
A coordinated next step
RCA can coordinate the clinical and laboratory questions that affect a shared fertility path.
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