About
Dr. Kriangsak Prasopsanti is a urological surgeon on the clinical team at Superior A.R.T., the Bangkok assisted reproduction and preimplantation genetic testing centre. His role is the surgical management of male-factor infertility.
Male factors account for a substantial share of infertility diagnoses, and for men who cannot produce a usable ejaculated sample, surgical sperm retrieval — PESA (percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration) or TESE (testicular sperm extraction) — is the prerequisite for entering an ICSI cycle. Without retrieved sperm, fertilization and embryo culture cannot proceed at all, so this step determines whether those couples have a path forward at all.
Superior A.R.T. lists him only by name and title on its official Clinical Team page and publishes no individual profile, so no education, fellowship or publication information is stated here.
Clinical Expertise
- Male infertility surgery: surgical assessment of male infertility, PESA (percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration) and TESE (testicular sperm extraction) sperm retrieval
Why Choose Dr. Kriangsak Prasopsanti
A standing role on the official team. The Clinical Team page lists him by name as Urological Surgeon, meaning sperm retrieval is a routine in-house service rather than a referred-out procedure.
Surgical steps are not outsourced. Because retrieval is performed on site, patients do not travel to a separate urology facility, and cycle milestones stay closely sequenced.
Coordination with the fertility team. He works in the same clinical pathway as the reproductive endocrinologists and the embryology laboratory, so the timing of egg retrieval, sperm retrieval and fertilization is aligned internally.
Professional Affiliations
Dr. Kriangsak Prasopsanti is listed on the Superior A.R.T. official Clinical Team page as a Urological Surgeon and member of the centre’s permanent clinical staff. The clinical team includes three reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists, two anesthesiologists and three urological surgeons, so egg retrieval, sperm retrieval and endoscopic surgery all occur within the centre without external referral.
Suitable For
- Men with azoospermia or severe oligozoospermia: where surgical retrieval is the only route to a usable sample, an in-house urological surgeon reduces the cross-facility time and coordination cost.
- Couples needing surgical sperm retrieval and ICSI in the same cycle: synchronizing retrieval with the partner’s egg pickup requires multi-department scheduling, which a permanent in-house team coordinates directly.
- Patients who need reassessment after a previous failed retrieval: further evaluation and protocol adjustment can be planned together with the treating reproductive physician inside the centre.