Table 1. Comparison of patients' characteristics, semen analysis between the study groups
Groups

Variable
OAT
(N=10)
OT
(N=10)
OA
(N=10)
Azoospermia
(N=50)
Normospermia
(N=20)
p-Value
Age (y)a 35.15±8.43 34.69±5.58 33±4.50 33.49±4.86 35.75±7/23 ns
Body mass index (kg/m2)b 21.19±2.05 20.56±2.09 22.19±1.20 21.38±2.04 21.35±1.61 ns
Sperm volume (ml)b 4.29±1.94 4.26±1.45 4.48±0.91 2.89±0.76*** 4.3±1.36 <0.01
Sperm count (×106/mL)b 7.76±4.58*** 10.38±3.84*** 7.42±4.03*** 0*** 73.25±25/34 <0.001
Progressive motility (%)b 12.85±10.38*** 32.62±5* 17.14±1025*** 0*** 39.65±5.54 <0.001
Non-progressive motilit (%)b 7.69±3.09** 12.08±3.96 8.14±3.23* 0** 11.35±2.6 <0.001
Immotile sperm (%)b 79.46±11.47*** 56.07±4.42* 74.71±10.55*** 0*** 45.5±4.38 <0.001
Morphology (%)a 1.6±0.51* 1.61±0.65* 4.71±0.55 0* 4.15±0.36 <0.001

Values are presented as mean ± SD The Kruskal-Wallis H (a) and One-way ANOVA (b) tests were used to determine if there are statistically significant differences between all groups and Normospermia group based on the distribution of all groups. OAT, Oligoasthenoteratozoospermia; OA, Oligoasthenospermia; OT, oligoteratozoospermia, *p<0.05, **p<0.01 and ***p<0.001 were considered as significant values.