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- hyalnized thickening of the seminiferous tubules' basement membranes
-grossly small fibrotic pale white testes |
cryptorchidism
- leydig cells appear more prominant - Leydig cells functions normally, but spermatogenesis stops. (sertoli cells via FSH spermatogenesis; leydig testosterone via LH) |
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1. soft gray-white plaque w/ ulceration on penis
2. single/multiple velvety red plaques 3. multiple red/brown papules |
carcinomas in situ
1. Bowen disease 2. Erythroplasia of Queyrat 3. Bowenoid papulosis (HPV 16) |
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Sheets of uniform cells divided in LOBULES by fibrous tissue septa.
-all cells look like spermatogonia (primative germ cells) -placental alkaline phosphatase + - keratin + "homogenous, gray-white lobulated lesion, histo w/ polyhedral clear cells w/ central nuclei, embedded in lymphoid stroma" |
seminoma
grossly: no hemorrage or necrosis |
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all cells look like spermatogonia
-PLAP immunohisochemistry |
intratubular germ cell neoplasia. germ cell tumors arise from this
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Tumor w/ three cell populations
Spermatogonia-like cells Smaller secondary spermatocyte-like cells Scattered giant cells |
Spermatocytic seminoma
(not ITGC derived, doesn't metastasize so :) prog) |
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tumor
- Cells grow in cords and sheets; no well formed glands - Epithelial appearance - Large hyperchromatic cells with variable anaplasia and indistinct cell borders - Scattered syncytial giant cells which elaborate HCG (human chorionic gonadotrophin) and/or AFP (alpha fetoprotein) |
Embryonal Carcinoma
+ hemorrhage/necrosis aggrssive |
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tumor
- Lace-like network of medium sized cuboidal cells, papillary structures and solid cords - Schiller-Duval bodies (mesodermal core with adjacent cells resembling primitive glomeruli) "sheets of cells and ill-defined glands made of cuboidal cells some of which contain eosinophilichyaline globules; glomeruloid structures" |
Yolk Sac Tumor
-alpha feto protein |
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tumor composed of cytotrophoblasts (polygonal w/ distinct borders) and syncytiotrophoblasts (large eosinophilic cells w/ hyperchromatic lobular nuclei)
"cuboidal cells intermingled with large eosinophilic synctial cells containing multiple, dar, pleomorphic nuclei; extensive necrosis/hemorrhage" |
Choriocarcinoma
- hCG elevation -bloodstream metastases rather than usual lymphatic -REALLY BLOODY |
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crystalloids of Reinke in cytoplasm
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in 25% of Leydig Cell tumors (benign)
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high PSA + nothing palpable on rectal exam. glands packed back to back, with single layer of epithelium lining
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adenocarcinoma (most common prostate carcinoma.
- most don't produce obstruction/not palpable on rectal exam - NORMAL HYPERPLASTIC GLANDS HAVE DOUBLE LAYER EPITHELIAL LINING -carcinoma raises PSA much MUCH more than hyperplasia or prostatis |
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patchy loss of seminiferous tubules
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inflammation induced damage (mumps, gonorrhea can cause orchitis), versus widespread atrophy by klinefelter's, or female hormone therapy.
note: kids w/ mumps usually don't get orchitis |
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solid and cystic tubules and cords of flat to cuboidal VACUOLATED cells and HYALINIZED stroma
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adenomatoid tumor (painless scrotal mass)
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neoplasia on glans of penis. well differentiated w/ pushing borders. locally invasive but no metastases. looks papillary grossly
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verrucous carcinoma (different from condylomata acuminata which also has papillary appearance (HPV) in that this CAN invade underlying tissus)
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