About
Dr. Kriangkrai Tangjitmaneesakda is a urological surgeon on the clinical team at Superior A.R.T., the Bangkok assisted reproduction and preimplantation genetic testing centre, where he handles the surgical side of male-factor infertility.
The role sits at a decisive point in the IVF pathway: male factors contribute to a large share of infertility cases, and when no sperm are available in the ejaculate, PESA or TESE retrieval performed under ultrasound or microscopic guidance determines whether an ICSI cycle can proceed at all — fertilization and embryo culture depend entirely on obtaining usable sperm.
The centre’s official website lists him by name and title only on the Clinical Team page, with no personal profile published, so this page deliberately states no education, credential or research details.
Clinical Expertise
- Male infertility surgery: diagnosis and surgical management of male infertility, PESA and TESE sperm retrieval, and male fertility assessment
Why Choose Dr. Kriangkrai Tangjitmaneesakda
A standing role on the official team. His listing as Urological Surgeon on the Clinical Team page shows sperm retrieval is an established in-house function of Superior A.R.T., not an episodic external arrangement.
Surgical steps are not outsourced. Retrieval is performed within the centre, so patients avoid separate hospital visits and their cycle stays on schedule.
Seamless hand-off to the embryology lab. Retrieved sperm go directly to the in-house ICSI team, with egg pickup, retrieval and fertilization timed together by one clinical workflow.
Professional Affiliations
Dr. Kriangkrai Tangjitmaneesakda is listed on the Superior A.R.T. official Clinical Team page as a Urological Surgeon and member of the centre’s standing clinical staff. The clinical team comprises three reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists, two anesthesiologists and three urological surgeons — the reason egg retrieval, sperm retrieval and endoscopic surgery are all completed on site.
Suitable For
- Men with azoospermia or severe oligozoospermia: surgical retrieval is often the only way to obtain sperm; an in-house urological surgeon performs it without cross-institution logistics.
- ICSI cycle patients who need surgical sperm retrieval: synchronizing retrieval with the partner’s stimulation timeline needs multi-department coordination, which a permanent in-house team manages directly.
- Men with concurrent urological conditions pursuing fertility treatment: conditions requiring simultaneous urological care can be assessed and scheduled jointly with the treating reproductive physician.