Postpubertal Cryptorchism
Morphofunctional Study with Special Reference to Leydig’s Cells

Sirvent, Juan J.; Bernat, Ramona Bernat; Tolrá, J. Rodríguez; Navarro, M. A.; García, Bartolomé Sabater; Brunet, John

doi:10.1159/000471635

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“…We calculated the mean and SD using a Kontron Videoplan morphometer (table 1). LC count, immunohistochemistry with PAP anti-testosterone (PAP T), EM, determination of hormones in peripheral blood and statis tical analysis has been reported for postpubertal cryptorchidism [Sirvent et al, 1989]. …”

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Leydig Cell in Idiopathic Varicocele

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Leydig Cell in Idiopathic Varicocele

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Bernat²,

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“…From patients who experienced acute torsion without history of torsion, testicular biopsies and surgical specimens reveal that 70% have immature germ cell sloughing or spermatogenesis arrest [85]. Other focal lesions observed in torsed testes but unrelated to acute ischemia are Sertoli-only cell tubules (Fig.…”

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Perspectives in Pediatric Pathology, Chapter 19. Testicular Torsion, Testicular Appendix Torsion, and other Forms of Testicular Infarction

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Among the most frequent specimens at the pediatric surgical pathology bench, orchiectomy performed after testicular torsion deserves significant attention. Multiple implications, including fertility, legal complications, possibility of occult lesion, and others, need to be considered. Furthermore, torsion of testicular and other appendices represents common urological emergencies frequently encountered in surgical pathology. Here we present a review of testicular torsion and infarction, including theories about their pathogenesis and the appropriate handling by the diagnostic pathologist.

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Factors Affecting Boar Reproduction, Testis Function, and Sperm Quality

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Postpubertal Cryptorchism Morphofunctional Study with Special Reference to Leydig’s Cells

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Leydig Cell in Idiopathic Varicocele

Leydig Cell in Idiopathic Varicocele

Perspectives in Pediatric Pathology, Chapter 19. Testicular Torsion, Testicular Appendix Torsion, and other Forms of Testicular Infarction

Factors Affecting Boar Reproduction, Testis Function, and Sperm Quality

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