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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)
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)
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
all cells look like spermatogonia
-PLAP immunohisochemistry
intratubular germ cell neoplasia. germ cell tumors arise from this
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)
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
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
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
crystalloids of Reinke in cytoplasm
in 25% of Leydig Cell tumors (benign)
high PSA + nothing palpable on rectal exam. glands packed back to back, with single layer of epithelium lining
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
patchy loss of seminiferous tubules
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
solid and cystic tubules and cords of flat to cuboidal VACUOLATED cells and HYALINIZED stroma
adenomatoid tumor (painless scrotal mass)
neoplasia on glans of penis. well differentiated w/ pushing borders. locally invasive but no metastases. looks papillary grossly
verrucous carcinoma (different from condylomata acuminata which also has papillary appearance (HPV) in that this CAN invade underlying tissus)