Subinguinal orchiectomy—A minimally invasive approach to open surgery

Pascoe, Claire; Sathianathen, Niranjan; Katz, Darren; Murphy, Declan; Lawrentschuk, Nathan

doi:10.1002/bco2.33

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“…В результате этого быстро снижаются уровни ЛГ, ФСГ и тестостерона без развития «вспышек», что улучшает результаты терапии и комплаентность со стороны пациентов. Недостатком и практическим ограничением использования препаратов считается отсутствие депо-форм длительного действия, так как в настоящее время доступны только препараты для ежемесячного введения [26].…”

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Post-castration syndrome: relevance, impact on quality of life, methods of correction

Ziganshin,

Tagirov,

Baboyan

2024

Acta biomedica scientifica

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Aspects of modern medicine cover a huge number of diseases, including postcastration syndrome, which occurs as a result of endocrine testicular dysfunction in men. The relevance of this condition is great, since it is caused by many reasons and is the basis for an inferior life in men. The review shows the impact of this disease on the quality of life and the methods for its treatment. When writing this review, we used data on castration methods and its correction based on materials published in the eLibrary and PubMed databases. The search was carried out using the keywords: “castration”, “post-castration syndrome”, “prostate cancer”. With castration, there is a decrease in serum testosterone levels, as androgens stimulate the growth of prostate cancer. Today, hormone therapy is an alternative to castration in the treatment of prostate cancer. Surgical castration is the gold standard; it can suppress tumor cell proliferation and induce tumor apoptosis, but it causes significant impairment of quality of life. The article presents characteristics of medications, indications, contraindications and side effects of hormone therapy. The quality of life of men with testosterone deficiency is clinically associated with the development of metabolic syndrome, manifested by obesity, hepatic steatosis and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Numerous studies by domestic and foreign scientists confirm the effect of castration in men on their body, which increases the risk of stroke, depression, cognitive disorders and Alzheimer’s disease. Thus, despite the significant advances of modern medicine in the treatment of malignant diseases of prostate, post-castration syndrome remains a completely unexplored problem, which indicates the need for further study and the development of effective therapy.

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Post-castration syndrome: relevance, impact on quality of life, methods of correction

Ziganshin,

Tagirov,

Baboyan

2024

Acta biomedica scientifica

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“…Mine started in the 1990s and has run the full gamut of open to laparoscopic to now five different models of Intuitive platforms. Figures 1 and 2 show some slides I pulled from previous lectures to expand on points from the paper by Almujahem and Rha 1 in this issue—platforms and techniques will change, and new systems bring new value analyses. To the Clinic… The paper by Anderson et al 2 is kind of a “bucking the trend” paper on the topic of how to do a radical orchiectomy. I imagine at this point, every urologist alive was taught the technique and rationale for doing a radical orchiectomy—and likely some test questions along the way that made you differentiate when to do or not do a scrotal approach.…”

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“…To the Clinic… The paper by Anderson et al 2 is kind of a “bucking the trend” paper on the topic of how to do a radical orchiectomy. I imagine at this point, every urologist alive was taught the technique and rationale for doing a radical orchiectomy—and likely some test questions along the way that made you differentiate when to do or not do a scrotal approach.…”

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Mr. Roboto (domo arigato, if you like)

Davis¹

2020

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Mr. Roboto (domo arigato, if you like) F I G U R E 4 With two articles from Melbourne, Australia in this issue, we highlight one of the iconic side trips you can make from there-Ayers Rock or Uluru-a large sandstone rock formation in the Northern Territory of Australia. In addition to being a sacred site for the Aboriginal population, Uluru has the unique moment at sunset when the reflection of the sun briefly turns it varying shades of red before going dark

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