Chronic hematospermia: Assessment by transrectal ultrasound

Worischeck, Joseph H.; Parra, Raul O.

doi:10.1016/0090-4295(94)90243-7

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“…12,15,[22][23][24] Abnormal lesions, such as MLCs, EDO, calculi within the seminal vesicle and ejaculatory duct, and seminal vesicle amyloidosis, have been found to be the underlying causes of SVH. 12,14,22,25,26 Similarly, MLCs, EDO, calculi within the seminal vesicle and seminal vesicle amyloidosis were also found in our patients with SVH. Hemorrhage presumably occurs in the seminal vesicle through a potential mechanism induced by these lesions.…”

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“…In fact, the clinical finding that elimination of compression or stenosis through transurethral unroofing and TURED heals hematospermia seems to show the validity of this presumption. In cases of calculi within the seminal vesicle and ejaculatory duct, hemorrhage might be explained by mechanical trauma of the mucosa as a result of passage of these caliculi . In cases of seminal vesicle amyloidosis, Krane et al .…”

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Natural history of hematospermia in 189 Japanese men

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Natural history of hematospermia in 189 Japanese men

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“…There are a number of papers that recommend its use and have suggested that it can demonstrate an abnormality in 82–95% of men with hematospermia (70,84-88). …”

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Retrograde ejaculation, painful ejaculation and hematospermia

Parnham

Şerefoğlu

2016

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Although there has been an increased interest on premature ejaculation in the recent years, our understanding regarding the disorders of retrograde ejaculation, painful ejaculation and hematospermia remain limited. All three of these conditions require a keen clinical acumen and willingness to engage in thinking outside of the standard established treatment paradigm. The development of novel investigational techniques and treatments has led to progress in the management of these conditions symptoms; however, the literature almost uniformly is limited to small series and rare randomised trials. Further investigation and randomised controlled trials are needed for progress in these often challenging cases.

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“…Die bildgebenden Verfahren beinhalten den transrektalen Ultraschall (TRUS; [10]) und die Magnetresonanztomographie (MRT; [11]). Die diagnostischen Möglichkeiten und deren Aussagekraft sind in ⊡ Tabelle 2 zusammengefasst.…”

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Diagnostisches und therapeutisches Vorgehen bei Hämospermie

John

Ludwig

2002

Urologe [A]

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Die Beiträge der Rubrik "Weiterbildung • Fortbildung" sollen dem Facharzt als Repetitorium dienen und dem Wissensstand der Facharztprüfung für den Arzt in Weiterbildung entsprechen.Die Rubrik beschränkt sich auf gesicherte Aussagen zum Thema.Die Hämospermie ist allgemein ein banaler, jedoch für den Patienten und dessen Partner oft gleichermaßen alarmierender Zustand. Obwohl die Differenzialdiagnose recht umfassend ist, sind die häufigsten Ursachen Infektionen und entzündliche Prozesse der unteren Samenwege.Erst-und einmalige Hämospermien können mit einer Urinanalyse, Blutdruckmessung und Beruhigung des Patienten ausreichend beurteilt werden. Persistierende und rezidivierende Hämospermien werden am sinnvollsten mit einer transrektalen Ultraschalluntersuchung,Zystoskopie und MRT abgeklärt.Die Therapie richtet sich rational nach den Untersuchungsbefunden. AbstractIn general, hemospermia represents a trivial condition: nevertheless, it is often alarming for the patient and his partner.Although differential diagnosis is comprehensive,the most frequent underlying causes are infections and inflammatory processes in the lower seminal passages.Cases of primary and solitary hemospermia can be adequately assessed by urinalysis, blood pressure measurement, and reassurance of the patient. Persistent and recurrent cases of hemospermia are best clarified by transrectal ultrasound examination, cystoscopy, and magnetic resonance imaging. Treatment is based rationally on the examination results.

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Chronic hematospermia: Assessment by transrectal ultrasound

Cited by 47 publications

References 23 publications

Natural history of hematospermia in 189 Japanese men

Natural history of hematospermia in 189 Japanese men

Retrograde ejaculation, painful ejaculation and hematospermia

Diagnostisches und therapeutisches Vorgehen bei Hämospermie

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