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Chapter 7 Notes Flashcards

1
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single uterus is made when

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Mullerian ducts fuse together

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2
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three layers of uterus

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endometrium, myometrium, perimetrium

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endometrium

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lining of uterus

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myometrium

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actual muscle wall of uterus

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perimetrium

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outer lining of uterus

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6
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uterine tubes are also known as

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fallopian tubes

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7
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uterus lying to the left

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livo-rotated

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8
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uterus lying to the right

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dextro-rotated

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9
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ovary is attached to the uterine body _____ by the _____ _____

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laterally; broad ligament

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10
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woman is born with all her eggs; approximately how many is this

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200,000

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11
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each ovary secretes what hormones

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estrogen and progesterone

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12
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how are testicles formed

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in abdomen and descend to scrotum shortly after birth

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13
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epididymis is coiled on _____ and _____ of each testicle (stores sperm)

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top; posterior

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14
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the prostate gland surrounds

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ejaculatory duct and urethra

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15
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agenesis

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missing uterus

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16
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arcuate

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small indentation on the top of the fundus

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17
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bicornuate bicollic

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one vagina, two cervixes, two uterine bodies

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18
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bicornuate

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common anomaly with two fundi

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19
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didelphic

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complete duplication

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20
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unicornuate

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one half of a uterus and one fallopian tube

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21
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septate

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septum in the uterine body extending the length of the body

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22
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subseptate

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partial septum dividing the body

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23
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retroverted

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fundus of the uterus is posterior to the cervix

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24
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cryptochidism

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undescended testicle; worrisome for malignancy

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25
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congenital pathology for males

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cryptorchidism

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26
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congenital pathologies for females

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agenesis, arcuate, bicornuate bicollic, bicornuate, didelphic, unicornuate, septate, subseptate, and retroverted

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female inflammatory processes

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endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), and leiomyomas

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28
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endometriosis

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growth of endometrial tissue outside the uterus

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29
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endometriosis is associated with

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chocolate cysts and adenomyosis

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30
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pelvic (inflammatory disease)

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acute or chronic; common cause of ectopic pregnancy

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31
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three types of leiomyomas

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submucous, intramural, and subserous

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32
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submucous leiomyoma

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projecting into the body of the uterus

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33
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intramural leiomyoma

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within the muscle wall

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34
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subserous leiomyoma

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projecting off the perimetrium and into the pelvic cavity

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35
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male inflammatory processes

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epididymitis and testicular torsion

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36
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epididymitis and testicular torsion are tested with what modality

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ultrasonography and nuclear medicine (relies on blood flow to area)

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37
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benign neoplasms of breast

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fibrocystic disease and fibroadenomas

38
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female malignant neoplasms

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endometrial carcinoma, cervical carcinoma, cystadenocarcinoma, and breast cancer

39
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endometrial carcinoma is what percent of uterine malignancies

40
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cystadenocarcinoma is what cancer

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ovarian cancer

41
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most common malignancy in women

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breast cancer

42
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what is overall risk of women having breast cancer

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1 in 8 people

43
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breast cancer risk increases with

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age, family history, and first pregnancy occurring late in life

44
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prostate cancer is benign or malignant

45
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prostate cancer needs early diagnosis due to

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metastasis occurring in bones

46
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contraindication of hysterosalpingography

47
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imaging modality of choice for reproductive system imaging

A

ultrasonography

48
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what type of transducers are used to look closely at uterus or prostate

A

transrectal transducers

49
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leiomyomas can be readily assessed in what modalities

A

CT and MRI

50
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nuclear medicine is used to

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look at sentinel node scans after biopsies

51
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bone scans are done to

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see if there is metastasis from breast cancer and prostate cancer

52
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age and causal factors of endometriosis

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over 30 y; nulligravida

53
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manifestations of endometriosis

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dysmenorrhea, aching remainder of month

54
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radiographic appearance for endometriosis

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ultrasonography

55
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causal factors of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

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50%-60% by gonorrhea

56
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manifestations of PID

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pelvic pain, foul-smelling discharge

57
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radiographic appearance of PID

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ultrasonography

58
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age and causal factors of leiomyoma

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over 30 y; nulligravida, estrogen stimulated

59
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manifestations of leiomyoma

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asymptomatic

60
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radiographic appearance of leiomyoma

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ultrasonography

61
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manifestations of teratoma

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asymptomatic

62
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radiographic appearance of teratoma

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calcifications (teeth)

63
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age of fibrocystic breasts

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premenopausal

64
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manifestations of fibrocystic breasts

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asymptomatic

65
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radiographic appearance of fibrocystic breasts

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fibrosis bilaterally seen on mammography

66
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manifestations of fibroadenoma

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asymptomatic, movable mass

67
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radiographic appearance of fibroadenoma

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smooth, well-circumscribed mass

68
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age and causal factors of endometrial carcinoma

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postmenopausal; nullipara, estrogen stimulation

69
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manifestations of endometrial carcinoma

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bleeding, hypermenorrhea

70
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radiographic appearance of endometrial carcinoma

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depression on bladder wall by uterine mass seen on IVU

71
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causal factors of cervical carcinoma

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high degree of sexual activity, chronic irritation, infection

72
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manifestations of cervical carcinoma

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bleeding, pain

73
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radiographic appearance of cervical carcinoma

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hydronephrosis, ultrasonography or CT suggested

74
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age and causal factors of breast carcinoma

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postmenopausal; delayed childbirth

75
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manifestations of breast carcinoma

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nipple retraction, skin thickening, nipple discharge

76
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radiographic appearance of breast carcinoma

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tumor mass, clustered calcifications, irregular margins

77
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age and causal factors of prostatic hyperplasia

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over 50 y; decreased hormones, enlarged prostate

78
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manifestations of prostatic carcinoma

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retention of urine

79
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radiographic appearance of prostatic hyperplasia

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hydronephrosis, ureteral dilation, “fish hook” sign

80
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age of prostatic calculi

81
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manifestations of prostatic calculi

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asymptomatic

82
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radiographic appearance of prostatic calculi

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small multiple calcium deposits near base of bladder

83
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age of prostatic carcinoma

84
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manifestations of prostatic carcinoma

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retention of urine

85
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radiographic appearance of prostatic carcinoma

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irregular impression on bladder floor

86
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age of cryptorchidism

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infant male

87
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manifestations of cryptorchidism

A

nonpalpable testis in sctrotum

88
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radiographic appearance of cryptorchidism

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ultrasonography suggested

89
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age and causal factors of hydrocele and spermatocele

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25-40 y, trauma, inflammation

90
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manifestations of hydrocele and spermatocele

A

swelling of the scrotum

91
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radiographic appearance of hydrocele and spermatocele

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ultrasonography suggested

S4: Radiographic Pathology (34 decks)

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