Chinese hospitals introduce hands-free automatic 'sperm extractor'

Sep 22, 2012 - 10:23
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Chinese hospitals introduce hands-free automatic 'sperm extractor'
Revolutionary: Chinese hospitals are introducing a new machine which can extract sperm for donors

The concept sounds more gross from a health perspective than revolutionary but that has not stopped several Chinese hospitals from introducing a new machine capable of extracting sperm from donors.

According to China"s Weibo social platform the automatic sperm extractors are being introduced in a Nanjing hospital, capital of Jiangsu province.

The pink, grey and white machine has a massage pipe at the front which apparently can be adjusted according to the height of its user.

\"Revolutionary:

Revolutionary: Chinese hospitals are introducing a new machine which can extract sperm for donors

 
 

 

Speed, frequency, amplitude and temperature are also controllable.

It has a small screen on the top which plays films for the user to help them with the extraction process.

The director of the urology department at Zhengzhou Central Hospital said the machine was being used by infertility patients who are finding it difficult to retrieve sperm the old fashioned way.

A website which is selling the machine for $2,800 promoting it stating 'it can give patients very comfortable feeling.'

 

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