Prolistem @tryprolistem

Prolistem® intends to replace conventional infertility treatments that are currently given to azoospermia men as default due to the lack of other choices New York, NY Joined March 2017

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Prolistem @tryprolistem

5 days ago

🇲🇦 Prolistem in Morocco! We’re pleased to share highlights from the 10th International Congress of SMMR in Casablanca, themed “ART & Reproductive Medicine: From Evidence to Innovation,” where Dr. Charlotte Methorst presented the Prolistem protocol.

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2 months ago

Clinical Evidence for Prolistem in Non-Obstructive Azoospermia (NOA) Two clinical studies evaluated Prolistem in men with NOA and previous unsuccessful sperm-retrieval procedures.

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4 months ago

We’re ready for ESHRE 2026! Visit Prolistem at Booth B31 to learn about our scientific approach for men with non-obstructive azoospermia. Looking forward to meeting colleagues and partners from around the world.

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4 months ago

The road to the FIFA World Cup starts with preparation—and for men with non-obstructive azoospermia, Prolistem® is the preparation that may help improve MicroTESE success. 🌍 #WorldCup2026 #Prolistem #Azoospermia #MicroTESE

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5 months ago

Prolistem is only part of the strategy. Monthly semen analysis during and after treatment is essential, as sperm production may be intermittent. Finding sperm at the right time can make all the difference.

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5 months ago

What is the success rate of Prolistem for azoospermia? This is one of the most important questions patients ask. Azoospermia is a complex condition, and no treatment can guarantee results. However, Prolistem was designed to give men with non-obstructive azoospermia a new chance

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6 months ago

Prolistem was born from the science of spermatogenesis, specifically engineered to address the complex biological hurdles of non-obstructive azoospermia

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7 months ago

When is the best time for micro-TESE after Prolistem? The optimal window is 1–2 months after finishing the 6-month course, with 1 month being the "sweet spot" for peak sperm maturation. PRO-TIP: Get frequent semen analysis during the 6 months!

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8 months ago

From Maturation Arrest to Detectable Sperm in Semen — A Promising Breakthrough A patient diagnosed with maturation arrest based on FNA. After six months of Prolistem use 100,000 sperm per mL, with a total of 500,000 sperm per sample.

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10 months ago

2025 was a year full of hope and success for the Prolistem community. Many of these real patient stories are shared on our website and social media. Prolistem was developed to support men with non-obstructive azoospermia using a science-based and thoughtful approach.

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10 months ago

Prolistem® Success Story A patient diagnosed with azoospermia showed zero sperm on initial semen analysis. After Prolistem® treatment, sperm were detected in the semen within five months, reaching 1.5 million sperm.

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10 months ago

Proud to present the clinical use of Prolistem® in non-obstructive azoospermia, discussed by leading experts from Istanbul University at the Turkish Association of Urology. Advancing science into real clinical solutions for male infertility.