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Pathology of the Male Reproductive System Testis and Epididymis

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Pathology of the Male Pathology of the Male Reproductive SystemReproductive System

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Testis and EpididymisTestis and Epididymis

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Failure of Testis to DescendFailure of Testis to Descend

Testis are not always in scrotum at Testis are not always in scrotum at birth.birth.

Testes from in abdomen with kidneysTestes from in abdomen with kidneys Migrate to scrotumMigrate to scrotum

May get stuck in the inguinal canalMay get stuck in the inguinal canal Complications of not repairingComplications of not repairing

SterileSterile Increased risk of testicular tumors later.Increased risk of testicular tumors later. Inguinal herniaInguinal hernia

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InflammationInflammation

BugBug Ascending infection in most cases.Ascending infection in most cases. GCGC MumpsMumps TB TB SyphilisSyphilis

AutoimmuneAutoimmune

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EpididmitisEpididmitis

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Vascular RelatedVascular Related

TorsionTorsion Venous Venous

compressioncompression Hemorrhagic Hemorrhagic

infarctinfarct Young menYoung men At nightAt night Very painfulVery painful Can be Can be

reducedreduced

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Scrotal MassesScrotal Masses

TesticularTesticular Tumors (solid)Tumors (solid)

EpididymalEpididymal Inflammatory (rubor, dolor, Inflammatory (rubor, dolor,

calor…)calor…) PeritesticularPeritesticular

HerniaHernia Hydrocele (cystic, transilluminates)Hydrocele (cystic, transilluminates) Vascular in natureVascular in nature

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Testicular TumorsTesticular Tumors

Most are malignantMost are malignant Excellent results with treatment.Excellent results with treatment. Must look for ‘markers’ before removalMust look for ‘markers’ before removal

Germ line (actual reproductive cells)Germ line (actual reproductive cells) SeminomaSeminoma EmbryonalEmbryonal ChoriocarcinomaChoriocarcinoma Mixed patternMixed pattern

Non-germ lineNon-germ line Specialized supportive cellsSpecialized supportive cells

Leydig, may be hormonally activeLeydig, may be hormonally active

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Tumor MarkersTumor Markers

Some tumors produce agents Some tumors produce agents measurable in the blood.measurable in the blood. Embryonic tissue markersEmbryonic tissue markers Beta-HCGBeta-HCG

Placental markerPlacental marker We measure this in pregnancy testsWe measure this in pregnancy tests

Alpha-feto proteinAlpha-feto protein Marker associated with embryonic gutMarker associated with embryonic gut

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SeminomaSeminoma

Most common typeMost common type Yong menYong men CurableCurable Arises from sperm Arises from sperm

producing cellsproducing cells Several histologic Several histologic

types.types. LymphocytesLymphocytes No markersNo markers

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SeminomaSeminoma

Little fried egg looking cells.Little fried egg looking cells. LymphocytesLymphocytes No production of Bet-HCG or Alpha-No production of Bet-HCG or Alpha-

fetoproteinfetoprotein

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Embryonal CarcinomaEmbryonal Carcinoma

Aggressive tumorAggressive tumor 20-30 years20-30 years Areas of Areas of

hemorrhage and hemorrhage and necrosisnecrosis

Two histologically Two histologically distinct cell types.distinct cell types.

Markers +/-Markers +/- Lance ArmstrongLance Armstrong

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Embryonal CaEmbryonal Ca

Two tissue typesTwo tissue types StromaStroma GlandsGlands

Metastasizes Metastasizes widelywidely

Markers +/-Markers +/-

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ChoriocarcinoChoriocarcinomama

Placental elementsPlacental elements SynciotrophoblastsSynciotrophoblasts Make Beta-HCGMake Beta-HCG

Typically part of a Typically part of a ‘mixed lineage’ ‘mixed lineage’ tumor.tumor.

Highly aggressiveHighly aggressive This element This element

spreads early.spreads early.

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TeratomaTeratoma

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TeratomaTeratoma

Aggressively Aggressively malignantmalignant

Three germ lines Three germ lines EctodermEctoderm EndodermEndoderm MesodermMesoderm

Makers +/-Makers +/-

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Leydig Cell TumorLeydig Cell Tumor

One of several so-called One of several so-called ‘specialized stromal tumors.‘specialized stromal tumors. Non-germ lineNon-germ line

Benign generallyBenign generally Hormonally activeHormonally active

AndrogensAndrogens EstrogensEstrogens

GynecomastiaGynecomastia Sometimes even corticosteroidsSometimes even corticosteroids

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HydroceleHydrocele

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HydrocelHydrocelee

Fluid filled scrotal Fluid filled scrotal cyst.cyst.

BenignBenign Often with inguinal Often with inguinal

herniahernia TransilluminatesTransilluminates Fluid will recollect if Fluid will recollect if

aspirated.aspirated. Can be largeCan be large

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Prostatic DiseaseProstatic Disease

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ProstatitisProstatitis

Acute bacterialAcute bacterial AscendingAscending E. coliE. coli

Chronic bacterialChronic bacterial Low back painLow back pain DysuriaDysuria Suprapubic painSuprapubic pain Common bugsCommon bugs

‘‘Abacterial’Abacterial’ ChlamydiaChlamydia

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Benign Prostatic HyperplasiaBenign Prostatic Hyperplasia Very commonVery common Androgen mediated growth (DHT).Androgen mediated growth (DHT). Central zone proliferatesCentral zone proliferates

Stroma &Stroma & GlandsGlands

Minimal if any increased cancer riskMinimal if any increased cancer risk

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Benign Prostatic HyperplasiaBenign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Nodular growth patternNodular growth pattern Some chronic inflammationSome chronic inflammation Glands always have a double layer of Glands always have a double layer of

epitheliumepithelium Columnar &Columnar & Reserve layerReserve layer

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Benign Prostatic HyperplasiaBenign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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Prostate CancerProstate Cancer

Very commonVery common Blacks &Blacks & WhitesWhites Rare in AsiansRare in Asians

Incidence Incidence increases with increases with age.age.

Peripheral zonePeripheral zone PSAPSA Family historyFamily history

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Prostate CancerProstate Cancer

AdenocarcinomaAdenocarcinoma Single layer of Single layer of

epitheliumepithelium Gland-within-Gland-within-

glandgland LN and Bone metsLN and Bone mets

Osteoblastic &Osteoblastic & OsteolyticOsteolytic

TreatmentTreatment Surgery &Surgery & Hormone Hormone

manipulationmanipulation

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Prostate CancerProstate Cancer

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Staging Prostate CancerStaging Prostate Cancer

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Bone MetastasesBone Metastases

Spinal mets ->Spinal mets -> PainfulPainful May cause lots of May cause lots of

reactive bone reactive bone growth at the site growth at the site of the metof the met OsteoblasticOsteoblastic

May cause bone May cause bone destructiondestruction OsteolyticOsteolytic

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Pathology of the PenisPathology of the Penis

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Congenital AbnormalitiesCongenital Abnormalities

HypospadiusHypospadius Urethral opening on ventral surface of Urethral opening on ventral surface of

penis.penis. EpispadiusEpispadius

Urethral opening on dorsal surface of Urethral opening on dorsal surface of penis.penis.

Both associated with undescended Both associated with undescended testistestis

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Circumcision, Yes or NoCircumcision, Yes or No

Maybe helpful in a small number.Maybe helpful in a small number. In previous years it did make a In previous years it did make a

difference.difference. PhimosisPhimosis

Orifice of the prepuce is too small.Orifice of the prepuce is too small. Paraphimosis, inflammation and Paraphimosis, inflammation and

cosntriction leads to urinary problems.cosntriction leads to urinary problems. ? Risk of cancer? Risk of cancer

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Penile TumorsPenile Tumors

PapillomasPapillomas HPV HPV

Some are Some are dangerous dangerous serotypes.serotypes.

Cause unregulated Cause unregulated epithelial growthepithelial growth

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PapillomaPapilloma

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Squamous Squamous CarcinomaCarcinoma

In situIn situ InvasiveInvasive UlcerativeUlcerative HPVHPV

1616 1818

Regional lymph Regional lymph nodes.nodes.

Metatasizes widely.Metatasizes widely.

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Squamous CarcinomaSquamous Carcinoma

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Sexually Transmitted DiseasesSexually Transmitted Diseases

HPVHPV Hepatitis BHepatitis B SyphilisSyphilis GonorrheaGonorrhea HIVHIV ChlamydiaChlamydia

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GonorrheaGonorrhea

Neisseria gonorrheaNeisseria gonorrhea Gram negativeGram negative DiplococcusDiplococcus

MucosaMucosa Acute inflammation!Acute inflammation! Scarring Scarring SterilitySterility EpididymitisEpididymitis

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Neisseria gonorrheaNeisseria gonorrhea

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SyphilisSyphilis SpirocheteSpirochete

Treponema Treponema pallidumpallidum

Arteriole is targetArteriole is target VasculitisVasculitis Three stagesThree stages

Primary: chancrePrimary: chancre Secondary: rashSecondary: rash Tertiary: Tertiary:

systemicsystemic CNSCNS AortaAorta

CongenitalCongenital

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Treponema pallidumTreponema pallidum

SpirocheteSpirochete Infects arteriolesInfects arterioles

Destroys themDestroys them RashRash Vasovasorum of Vasovasorum of

aortaaorta Can’t cultureCan’t culture SerologySerology

VDRLVDRL Specific antibodiesSpecific antibodies

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Secondary SyphilisSecondary Syphilis

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Tertiary SyphilisTertiary Syphilis

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Congenital SyphilisCongenital Syphilis

Infected during Infected during pregnancypregnancy Third trimesterThird trimester

Virtually all Virtually all systems involvedsystems involved

Periosteal Periosteal involvement leads involvement leads to many skeletal to many skeletal deformitiesdeformities

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AIDSAIDS Human immunodeficiency virusHuman immunodeficiency virus

Several strainsSeveral strains T-cells infectedT-cells infected

Antibody regulationAntibody regulation Tumor and cell mediated responseTumor and cell mediated response

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HIVHIV

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HIVHIV

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