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B Llopis Mínguez

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[Seminal infection and male sterility].

A study is made of 25 patients suffering from a vesicular prostate pathology causing sterility. We have assessed the age, profession, symptoms, genital exploration and ejaculation study including the amount, pH, visocity, fructose, ascorbic acid, count, motility and morphology of the sperms and the high leukocyte reading. A seminal liquid culture has been carried out on 21 patients, alone or in association with cultures of prostate and urine secretion following prostate massaging with positive results in 16 of them (76%). Treatment was begun on 22 patients, in 13 of whom the results are known. Spermiogram readings became normal in 5 (38%) with one pregnancy; there was an associated pathology in the wife in 3 cases. As antibacterians we have basically used trimetoprim-sulphametoxazol associated with erythromycin or not and sometimes, according to the antibogram, with other antibiotics, as well as drugs to clear the prostate area. The best results were obtained in astenozoospermias. The effectiveness of the treatment was equally due to the use of TMP-SMZ on its own or along with erythromycin. The other drugs have not improved the results, except for minocyclin which megativated a sperm culture. As a preliminary result the author presented three patients with sperm infection produced by E. coli at whom the titer of antibodies in serum was investigated.

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[Seminal vesicular cysts associated with renal agenesis, ipsilateral ureter and hemitrigone. Report of a case].

A case is presented of seminal vesicular cyst associated with kidney agenesia, ipsilateral ureter and hemitrigon; this is the 17th case presented in the world literature reviewed. A study is made of all the cases published and the authors recommend deferento-vesiculography as the best means of diagnosis and total excision of the cyst as the most effective treatment.

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[Parathyroid adenoma and renal lithiasis. Report of a case].

A case is presented of nephrolithiasis in a patient with no other symptoms than the urological ones and in which considerable hypercalcemia led to a study being carried out on his phospho-calcium metabolism and the diagnosis reached was primary hyperparathyroidism caused by a parathyroid adenoma. Surgical treatment was performed on the lithiasis and the adenoma as a result of which the symptoms completely disappeared and the biochemical readings returned to normal.

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[Carcinoma of the penis: review of our cases].

A review is made of 36 carcinomas of the penis treated in the Urology Department of the "La Fe" Hospital. The most frequent decade for their appearance is the fifties. We establish their link with restricted hygiene and with fimosis, Queyrat's erythroplasia, leukoplasia and accuminated condyloma. The treatment given depends essentially on the clinical stage. We feel that within stage A, with minimum prepuce lesions, the ideal treatment is local excision and circumcision plus radiotherapy; in the case of minimal gland lesions radiotherapy; in the rest and when the former forms of therapy fail, partial amputation of the penis. We currently treat this stage with cryosurgery although we cannot give any results because of the limited period of development of the same. In stage B, we indicate amputation plus bilateral, ilio-inguinal lymphadenectomy plus radiotherapy. In stages C and D the treatment is palliative, on the basis of polychemotherapy.

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