Abstract:Objective: To study clinical diagnosis and prediction for fertility in CBAVD. Methods: 794 infertility cases were presented because of azoospermia through physical examination, semine analysis, serum hormone (FSH, LH, T, PRL), testicular biopsies karyotype. Exons 2, 3, 7A, 10, 13A, 14b, 19B of CFTR gene were analyzed in 25 CBAVD patients by using PCR-single strand conformation polymorphism (SSCP). Results: 92 azoospermin were diagnosed CBAVD, none of patients exhibited an abnormal band on SSCP for seven exions of the CFTR gene. One patient had his own twins, with the help of ICSI. Conclusions: The CBAVD is one of common causes in congenital azoospermia. The clinical diagnosis depends on history of infertility, physical examination, semine analysis, serum hormone (FSH, LH, T, PRL), testicular biopsies, karyotype. CBAVD is autosomal recessive disease. Assisted reproductive technologies (ICSI) may raise the concern of iatrogenically transmitting pathogemnic CFTR mutations to the progeny. Testing of CFTR mutation and PGD are very important.