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The Lancet, 1969
Abstract Sixteen cases of the vanishing testis syndrome seen between January, 1961, and June, 1969, are described; in four cases the lesion was bilateral. The characteristic finding was a vas deferens accompanied by testicular vessels, the vas ending either blindly or in a few rudimentary epididymal tubules. It is suggested that the syndrome is due to
M.R. Abeyaratne +2 more
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Abstract Sixteen cases of the vanishing testis syndrome seen between January, 1961, and June, 1969, are described; in four cases the lesion was bilateral. The characteristic finding was a vas deferens accompanied by testicular vessels, the vas ending either blindly or in a few rudimentary epididymal tubules. It is suggested that the syndrome is due to
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Acta Endocrinologica, 1972
ABSTRACT The infused testis has been discussed as a model system for studies of processes leading to formation and secretion of testosterone. While this model possesses certain advantages over other systems used in such studies, it is far from perfect and a rather large battery of techniques in vivo and in vitro are required in order to obtain ...
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ABSTRACT The infused testis has been discussed as a model system for studies of processes leading to formation and secretion of testosterone. While this model possesses certain advantages over other systems used in such studies, it is far from perfect and a rather large battery of techniques in vivo and in vitro are required in order to obtain ...
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Cancer, 1977
Patients with Stage I or II malignant testis germ cell tumors underwent a randomized prospective study at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C., from 1968 to 1973. Pure cell lines of seminoma or choriocarcinoma were excluded. Forty patients had inguinal orchiectomy followed by irradiation to the inguinal, iliac, lumbar para-aortic, mediastinal and ...
Bernard T. Mittemeyer, John G. Maier
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Patients with Stage I or II malignant testis germ cell tumors underwent a randomized prospective study at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C., from 1968 to 1973. Pure cell lines of seminoma or choriocarcinoma were excluded. Forty patients had inguinal orchiectomy followed by irradiation to the inguinal, iliac, lumbar para-aortic, mediastinal and ...
Bernard T. Mittemeyer, John G. Maier
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Journal of Urology, 1990
Among the anomalies of testicular descent exstrophy of the testis appears to be the most rare. We describe a full-term male newborn with the right testis and spermatic cord prolapsed from a skin defect at the neck of the scrotum. The cause of the anomaly is unknown.
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Among the anomalies of testicular descent exstrophy of the testis appears to be the most rare. We describe a full-term male newborn with the right testis and spermatic cord prolapsed from a skin defect at the neck of the scrotum. The cause of the anomaly is unknown.
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Journal of Clinical Pathology, 2009
Adenofibromas of the testicular parenchyma are exceptional with only one case published in the literature. Whereas adenofibromas of mullerian derivatives are well described, testicular tumours resembling surface ovarian epithelium are rare. We describe a case of adenofibroma discovered incidentally while investigating for a hydrocoele in a 57-year-old ...
J Degaetano, N Gatt, J Attard
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Adenofibromas of the testicular parenchyma are exceptional with only one case published in the literature. Whereas adenofibromas of mullerian derivatives are well described, testicular tumours resembling surface ovarian epithelium are rare. We describe a case of adenofibroma discovered incidentally while investigating for a hydrocoele in a 57-year-old ...
J Degaetano, N Gatt, J Attard
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Tissue and Cell, 1995
Specific cellular, subcellular and acellular components of the rat testis including the capsule, the peritubular tissue (tunica propria) and the lymphatic endothelium were analyzed using morphometric techniques at cellular and subcellular levels to yield volume and surface area data.
Lonnie D. Russell, Luiz R. França
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Specific cellular, subcellular and acellular components of the rat testis including the capsule, the peritubular tissue (tunica propria) and the lymphatic endothelium were analyzed using morphometric techniques at cellular and subcellular levels to yield volume and surface area data.
Lonnie D. Russell, Luiz R. França
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, 2016 The clinical term “testicular tumor” is an umbrella term for all intrascrotal masses regardless of their actual anatomic location. In fact, some 90 % of tumors in the scrotum arise in the testis [1], and at least 90 % of them belong to the group of germ cell tumors (GCTs), the incidence of which is continuously increasing in western industrialized ...
Mikuz, G., Colecchia M
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International Urology and Nephrology, 1997
Malakoplakia of the testis presenting as painless enlargement of the testis in an 80-year-old man is described. The literature is reviewed.
S. Giannakopoulos +3 more
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Malakoplakia of the testis presenting as painless enlargement of the testis in an 80-year-old man is described. The literature is reviewed.
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Journal of Urology, 1987
We report a case of plasmacytoma of the testis without evidence of bone or immunoglobulin abnormalities. The presentation, evaluation and management of this extremely unusual tumor are reviewed.
Marvin J. Blumenfrucht +4 more
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We report a case of plasmacytoma of the testis without evidence of bone or immunoglobulin abnormalities. The presentation, evaluation and management of this extremely unusual tumor are reviewed.
Marvin J. Blumenfrucht +4 more
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Journal of Urology, 2004
Angiomyolipomas (or hamartomas) represent disorganized but mature specialized cells or tissue indigenous to those sites in which they are found. They have been described at a number of disparate sites. Their presence often results in diagnostic confusion and are frequently misdiagnosed as solid tissue malignancies.
James T. Hill +4 more
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Angiomyolipomas (or hamartomas) represent disorganized but mature specialized cells or tissue indigenous to those sites in which they are found. They have been described at a number of disparate sites. Their presence often results in diagnostic confusion and are frequently misdiagnosed as solid tissue malignancies.
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