Clinical aspects of histological and hormonal parameters in boys with cryptorchidism - PMC
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Background: Early surgical correction of an undescended testis is performed to prevent the
development of male infertility. However, in boys with cryptorchidism early successful …

PURPOSE: We investigated the efficacy of early gonadotropin treatment of cryptorchidism
for promoting testicular descent and ameliorating testicular histology. MATERIALS AND …

Introduction The timing of surgery in cryptorchidism has been debated for a long time.
Reports on histology suggest better fertility outcomes with early surgery, whereas evidence …

Cryptorchidism is the most frequent disorder of an endocrine gland. From the data available
in various publications, premature males have an incidence of 9.22% while full-term boys …

Background: Cryptorchidism is associated with infertility. The aim of this study was to
evaluate the progression of germ cell damage during childhood of cryptorchid boys. Material …

A normal functioning hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular axis is required for normal testicular
descent. The percentage of cases that result from a disturbance in this axis remains …

Objective To determine the clinical, physical, sperm and hormonal status during adulthood
in cryptorchid patients operated on during childhood, and to assess these variables …

Introduction A transient increase in gonadotropins and testosterone during mini-puberty
causes gonocytes to differentiate into Ad spermatogonia, which establish male germ cell …

Background: Increasing evidence of progressive damage to germ cell development in boys
with cryptorchidism suggests recommending surgery until one year of age. However, despite …