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Causes of hypercalcaemia
SHAMPOO DIRT
Sarcoidosis
Hyperparathydroism, Hyperthyroidism
Alkali-milk syndrome
Metastases, Myeloma
Paget disease
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Osteopetrosis
D Vitamin intoxication
Immobility
Renal tubular acidosis
Thiazides
Causes of polycythaemia
A. RENAL
a. intrarenal
- vascular impairment
- renal cell carinoma (5%)
- Wilms tumour
- Benign fibroma
- Simple cyst (14%)
- Polycystic kidney disease
b. post-renal
- obstructive uropathy (14%)
B. EXTRARENAL
a. liver disease
- hepatoma
- regenerating hepatic cells
b. adrenal disease
- phaeochromocytoma
- aldosteronoma
- Cushing's disease
C. CNS DISEASE
- cerebellar haemagioblastoma
D. Large Urterine myomas

(NOT renal vein thrombosis, multicystic dysplastic kidney, medullary sponge kindey)
Male infertility
A. CONGENITAL
a. Wolfian duct anamolies
- renal agenesis/atrophy
- vas deferens agenesis/cyst
- seminal vesicle agenesis/cyst
- ejaculatory duct cyst
b. Mullerian duct anaomalies
- mullerian duct cyst
- utricle cyst
B. ACQUIRED
- cowper duct cyst
- prostatic cyst in peripheral zone
C. INFECTIOUS
- prostatitis
D. HORMONAL (semen low in volume, acid pH, without fructose)
- seminal vesicle atrophy (<7mm width)
- seminal vesicle hypoplasia (<11mm + >7mm width)
Large prostatic utricle
1. prune belly syndone
2. imperforate anus of high type
3. Down syndrome
4. Hypospadias
5. Posterior urethral valves
Prostatic cysts
1. Mullerian duct cyst
2. Utricle cyst
3. Ejaculatory duct cyst
4. Cystic degeneration of BPH
5. Retention cyst
6. Cavitary/diverticular prostatitis
7. Prostatic abscess
8. Paracitis cyst
9. Cystic carcinoma
Hypoechoic lesion of prostate
1. Adenocarcinoma
2. BPH
3. Normal tissue
4. Acute/chronic prostatitis
5. Granulomatous prostatitis
6. Atrophy
7. Prostatic dysplasia