Titlebook: Atlas of Male Reproductive Pathology; I. D. Ansell Book 1985 I. D. Ansell 1985 biopsy.carcinoma.cell.embryo.testis.tumor

archetype

Specific problems in infiltrationEngland and Wales, the peak incidence of these tumours is around the age of 30, it is the most common neoplasm for men between 25 and 34 and it appears to be increasing in incidence.. New methods of chemotherapy have improved the prognosis remarkably over the last 10 years and the discovery of the p

Platelet

Brief overview of unsaturated flow concepts the fourth and fifth decades occurring at a somewhat later age than teratomas. They are the tumours most likely to follow maldescent, some 10% of seminomas arising in cases of cryptorchidism. A number arise in the descended testis contralateral to a cryptorchid testis and some are bilateral, sugges

暴發(fā)戶

-Optimal Designs for Exponential Models, Panel (B.T.T.P.). will form the basis of this discussion but continual reference to the equivalent categories in the American. and WHO. nomenclatures will be made (. Table 4.2) and these will appear in brackets after the B.T.T.P. name whenever there is an exact equivalent.

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mendacity

https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-31610-8testis whilst body and tail are composed of the coiled ductus epididymis (. Plate 1.1). The epithelium of the ductuli efferentes is of two types: columnar ciliated cells containing much brown lipofuscin pigment are interspersed with smaller cells containing pale secretions (Figure 10.1). The cells l

Ganglion

-Optimal Designs for Exponential Models, present to the surgeon or urologist. Repeated tapping of a hydrocoele with the common complication of haemorrhage (Figure 11.1) may result in considerable papillary overgrowth of the mesothelial covering of the tunica vaginalis. Not infrequently clumps of active mesothelial cells may be trapped in

Limerick

-Optimal Designs for Rational Models,nds the prostatic urethra. The majority of the gland is situated posterior to the urethra and is demarcated from the rectum by the dense fibrous tissue of Denonvillier’s fascia. Various different descriptions of the gross anatomy of the prostate have been produced over the years and these are of mor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-31610-8e more centrally and rarely prostatic sarcomas are seen; these will both be discussed in Chapter 14. Benign tumours of the prostate are most uncommon since the nodular growths of glands, smooth muscle and fibrous tissue present in benign nodular hyperplasia (BNH) are not these days termed adenomas,

mechanical

-Optimal Designs for Exponential Models,has been recognized that a small proportion of primary prostatic carcinomas arise from ductal and urethral epithelium in the centre of the gland. Not unexpectedly these tumours frequently present with obstructive symptoms and haematuria and there is some evidence that they are less likely to respond