Seminal vesicals and male infertility

Question 1

hematospermia is

Answer 1

macroscopic presence of blood in semen

Question 2

most common cause of hematospermia

Answer 2

iatrogen/trauma or infections

Question 3

hematospermia benign or malignant

Answer 3

most benign

Question 4

seminal vesical tapers _____ to form short duct

Answer 4

medially

Question 5

vas deferens can be followed to the

Answer 5

verumontanum

Question 6

seminal vessicle appearance

Answer 6

hypoechoic multi septated structure

Question 7

seminal vessicle cyst associated with (4)

Answer 7

ipsilateral renal anomoly
adult polycystic disease
hemivertebra
ipsilateral testicle absence

Question 8

mimics of seminal vessicle cyst (3)

Answer 8

ectopic ureterocele
cowpers duct cyst
bladder diverticulum

Question 9

Calcification of vas deference and SV occur with (2)

Answer 9

diabetes and infection

Question 10

diabetic clac involve ___ and look like ___

Answer 10

walls and look like train tracks on x ray

Question 11

do SV get tumor or abcess?

Answer 11

rare

Question 12

infertility is

Answer 12

failure to get pregnant after one year of unprotective intercourse

Question 13

male responsible for infertility in ____% of couples

Answer 13

20%

Question 14

post testicular male factors for infertility

Answer 14

azoospermia and oligo spermia due to obstruction

Question 15

male infertility usually detected by

Answer 15

abnormal semen analysis