The Male Factor in Fertility and Infertility.
The Male Factor in Fertility and Infertility.
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生育和不育的男性因素。
DOI：
10.1016/j.juro.2016.10.086
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
6.6
通讯作者：
C. Niederberger
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作者：
C. Niederberger
毫无疑问，我们正处于科学传播的第二个伟大时代。古腾堡出版社迎来了第一个，因为它将所有作家从将文字创作带给新眼睛的繁重劳动中解放出来，无论是好是坏，互联网都加速了这种大规模生产，将任何作品传递给每一个相连的人。在第一个时代之后很久，但就在第二个时代之前，我在芝加哥大学图书馆尘土飞扬的书架上遇到了麦克劳德和戈尔德的文章，那里离我接受住院医生培训的医院几英里远。我仍然记得这本书写了30年后的那一天，我把那一年的装订日记从书架上的家里拿了出来，我对概率数学的痴迷与我对生殖生物学日益增长的专注发生了冲突。自那以后又过去了30年，这项工作在我照顾病人、了解该领域和对未来的希望方面仍然与男性生殖医学一如既往地相关和核心。继Farris在《泌尿学杂志》上分析精液的基础工作之后，2 MacLeod在当时羽翼未丰的杂志《生育与不育》的第一卷和第二卷上发表了两篇文章，比较了基于美国不孕症研究学会(后来成为美国生殖医学学会)提交的工作对精子进行光镜观察的差异。3，4麦克劳德随后与鲁思·Z·戈尔德发表了一篇关于精液分析的文章，这是他在
NO doubt we are in the second great era of scientific communication. The Gutenberg press ushered in the first as it freed all writers from the grinding labor of bringing written creation to new pairs of eyes, and the Internet for better or worse has sped that mass production to deliver any writing to every connected human being. It was well after the first but just before the second era that I encountered the article by MacLeod and Gold in the dusty stacks of the University of Chicago library a few miles from the hospital where I trained as a resident. 1 I still remember the day 3 decades after it was written, when I pulled that year’s bound journal from its home on its shelf and my fascination with the mathematics of probability collided with my growing engrossment in the biology of reproduction. Another 3 decades have passed since then, and this piece of work remains as relevant and central as ever to male reproductive medicine in my care of patients, understanding of the field and hope for the future.Following foundational work on analyzing semen by Farris in The Journal of Urology®, 2 MacLeod published 2 articles in the first and second volumes of the then fledgling journal Fertility and Sterility, comparing differences in light microscopic observations of sperm based on work presented at the American Society for the Study of Sterility, which would later become the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. 3, 4 MacLeod published his subsequent article with Ruth Z. Gold on semen analysis, his tour de force, in