Jewett M A, Greenspan M B, Shier R M, Howatson A F
J Urol. 1980 Aug;124(2):292-3. doi: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)55413-0.
A case of infertility secondary to necrospermia was reinvestigated and reclassified as the "immotile cilia syndrome". The immotile spermatozoa were viable but motionless owing to an ultrastructural defect of the tail characterized by absence of microtubular dynein sidearms. There is no therapy for this congenital disorder and artificial insemination was performed.
一例继发于死精症的不孕症患者经重新检查后被重新归类为“不动纤毛综合征”。精子虽有活力但因尾部超微结构缺陷而不动，其特征是缺乏微管动力蛋白侧臂。这种先天性疾病无法治疗，遂实施了人工授精。
