LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE—EXTERNAL GENITALIA
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE—EXTERNAL GENITALIA A network of lymphatic anastomoses drains the external genitalia, the lower third of the vagina, and...Read More
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PUDENDAL, PUBIC, AND INGUINAL REGIONS
PUDENDAL, PUBIC, AND INGUINAL REGIONS The superficial fascia of the anterior abdominal wall has been cut away, exposing the aponeurosis of...Read More
EXTERNAL GENITALIA
EXTERNAL GENITALIA The vulva includes those portions of the female genital tract that are externally visible in the perineal region. The m...Read More
MALIGNANCIES OF MALE BREAST
MALIGNANCIES OF MALE BREAST Carcinoma of the male breast is a rare disease and represents only about 0.1% of all-site malignancy and is ap...Read More
PAGET DISEASE OF THE NIPPLE
PAGET DISEASE OF THE NIPPLE Paget disease of the breast is rare, comprising between 1% and 2% of breast carcinomas. It is a malignant proc...Read More
HEREDITARY BREAST DISEASE
HEREDITARY BREAST DISEASE Approximately 5% to 10% of breast cancers have a familial or genetic link. In these families, breast cancer tend...Read More
INFLAMMATORY CARCINOMA
INFLAMMATORY CARCINOMA Inflammatory or acute carcinoma, formerly designated as carcinomatous mastitis, is more often observed in patients w...Read More
INTRADUCTAL AND LOBULAR ADENOCARCINOMA
INTRADUCTAL AND LOBULAR ADENOCARCINOMA The two main types of breast adenocarcinomas are ductal carcinomas (85%) and lobular carcinomas. B...Read More
BREAST CANCER
BREAST CANCER Women in the United States have the highest incidence rates of breast cancer in the world. Worldwide, breast cancer is the s...Read More
GIANT MYXOMA, SARCOMA
GIANT MYXOMA, SARCOMA A variety of fibroadenoma growing to immense size and occurring near the menopause was first described by the distingu...Read More
BENIGN FIBROADENOMA, INTRACYSTIC PAPILLOMA
BENIGN FIBROADENOMA, INTRACYSTIC PAPILLOMA Fibroadenomas are the second most common form of breast disease and the most common breast mas...Read More
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE III— CYSTIC CHANGE
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE III— CYSTIC CHANGE Cystic breast masses are frequently encountered in the clinical care of women. Sorting out those th...Read More
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE II—ADENOSIS
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE II—ADENOSIS Stromal and ductal proliferation that results in cyst formation, diffuse thickening, cyclic pain, and tende...Read More
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE I-MASTODYNIA
FIBROCYSTIC CHANGE I - MASTODYNIA Fibrocystic change (previously called fibrocystic disease) is a nonspecific term that includes mastalgia (...Read More
EJACULATORY DUCT OBSTRUCTION
EJACULATORY DUCT OBSTRUCTION Ejaculatory duct obstruction (EDO) underlies 1% to 5% of male infertility. Although originally described in ...Read More
EJACULATORY DISORDERS
EJACULATORY DISORDERS Although commonly viewed as a single event, ejaculation is actually two separate processes, termed emission and ejac...Read More
THERAPEUTIC SPERM RETRIEVAL
THERAPEUTIC SPERM RETRIEVAL Sperm retrieval techniques collect sperm from organs within the male genital tract. Developed in 1985, ten yea...Read More
AZOOSPERMIA IV: DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
AZOOSPERMIA IV: DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES The evaluation of the infertile, azoospermic man involves a direct assessment of spermatogenesis. T...Read More
AZOOSPERMIA III: REPRODUCTIVE MICROSURGERY
AZOOSPERMIA III: REPRODUCTIVE MICROSURGERY The role of microsurgery in the treatment of male infertility is well established and cost-eff...Read More
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