DISEASES THAT ALTER TESTICULAR FUNCTION

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DISEASES THAT ALTER TESTICULAR FUNCTION Part of “CHAPTER 116 – TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE“ The major acute and chronic systemic diseases that alter testicular function are listed in Table…

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION Part of “CHAPTER 116 – TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE“ Control of the pituitary-testicular axis is discussed in detail in Chapter 16, Chapter 113 and Chapter…

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TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE

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TESTICULAR DYSFUNCTION IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE H. W. Gordon Baker Deficient testicular function is classically associated with certain severe chronic disorders, such as hepatic cirrhosis, but many acute and chronic illnesses…

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COMBINED PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HYPOGONADISM

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COMBINED PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HYPOGONADISM Part of “CHAPTER 115 – MALE HYPOGONADISM“ AGING Women undergo a marked change in gonadal function with age, as evidenced by menopause, but the situation…

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SECONDARY HYPOGONADISM

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SECONDARY HYPOGONADISM Part of “CHAPTER 115 – MALE HYPOGONADISM“ HYPOGONADOTROPIC HYPOGONADISM Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism may be caused by acquired or congenital defects. The presentation of the acquired forms of the disorder…

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PRIMARY HYPOGONADISM

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PRIMARY HYPOGONADISM Part of “CHAPTER 115 – MALE HYPOGONADISM“ Including infertile men, primary testicular failure affects 5% to 10% of the male population.4 Although male infertility is commonly considered a…

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CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HYPOGONADISM

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CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HYPOGONADISM Part of “CHAPTER 115 – MALE HYPOGONADISM“ The clinical presentation of hypogonadism depends on whether the onset was in utero, prepubertal, or postpubertal. If hypogonadism is…

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MALE HYPOGONADISM

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MALE HYPOGONADISM Stephen R. Plymate Male hypogonadism may be defined as a failure of the testes to produce testosterone, spermatozoa, or both (Table 115-1). This may be caused by a…

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FUNCTIONAL TESTS

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FUNCTIONAL TESTS Part of “CHAPTER 114 – EVALUATION OF TESTICULAR FUNCTION“ Response to Human Chorionic Gonadotropin. Stimulation of testosterone secretion by hCG is a useful diagnostic test for examining Leydig…

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