2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0272.1980.tb00645.x
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Genetic Studies in Azoospermic Patients with the Klinefelter Pattern of Testicular Biopsy

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Genetische Studien bei Azoospermie‐Patienten mit Klinefelter‐Syndrom‐Symptomatik Bei 82 Männern mit Azoospermie und Klinefelter‐Symptomatik in der Hodenbiopsie wurden genetische, histopathologische, anthropometrische und klinische Untersuchungen durchgeführt. Die Ergebnisse deuten daraufhin, daß die Geschlechtschromatinwerte nicht als Ersatz für die Chromosomenanalyse gelten können, wenn ein Mosaik ausgeschlossen werden soll. Die Untersuchung zeigt weiterhin eine deutliche phaenotypische Überla… Show more

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“…A number of reports have examined clinical and genetic factors among Egyptian patients with KS (Girgis et al, 1969; Temtamy et al, 1980; Ismail et al, 1993). In general, these studies were not comprehensive (ie, they did not cover the clinical, endocrine, and genetic heterogeneity of KS), had a relatively small sample size, or were lacking genetic or cytogenetic (Girgis et al, 1969) and hormonal investigations (Temtamy et al, 1980). To gain further insight into the genetic heterogeneity of KS and its phenotypic manifestations, we present clinical, hormonal, and genetic data from a large series of infertile Egyptian patients with KS.…”
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“…A number of reports have examined clinical and genetic factors among Egyptian patients with KS (Girgis et al, 1969; Temtamy et al, 1980; Ismail et al, 1993). In general, these studies were not comprehensive (ie, they did not cover the clinical, endocrine, and genetic heterogeneity of KS), had a relatively small sample size, or were lacking genetic or cytogenetic (Girgis et al, 1969) and hormonal investigations (Temtamy et al, 1980). To gain further insight into the genetic heterogeneity of KS and its phenotypic manifestations, we present clinical, hormonal, and genetic data from a large series of infertile Egyptian patients with KS.…”
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confidence: 99%