Semen analysis performed by different laboratory teams: an intervariation study
Niels Jørgensen(Copenhagen University Hospital), Niels Erik Skakkebœk(Copenhagen University Hospital), Thomas Scheike(Copenhagen University Hospital), Jaakko Suominen(University of Turku), E.W. Macdonald(MRC Centre for Reproductive Health), Mette Kildevæld Simonsen(Frederiksberg Hospital), Cynthia Le Bon(Université Paris Cité), Pierre Jouannet(Délégation Paris 5), Jacques Auger(Délégation Paris 5), Aleksander Giwercman(Lund University), A.‐M. PEKURI(University of Turku), Niels Keiding(University of Copenhagen), D. Stewart Irvine(NHS Education for Scotland), Tina Kold Jensen(Odense University Hospital)
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