Biomedical subjects
J Castiñeiras
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[Clinical and structural study of retroperitoneal fibrosis].
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[Organ-type lithiasis. I. Congenital urologic pathology associated with lithiasis].
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[Organ-type lithiasis. II. Acquired urologic pathology associated with lithiasis].
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[Cyst of Skene's gland communicating with the urethra].
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[Conservative surgery of tumors of the urethra].
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[Cryptorchism I: Physiopathologic basis].
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[Cryptorchism II: Anatomopathologic basis].
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[Male bifid urethra with perianal outlet].
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[Synonyms, antonyms and...paronyms of urothelial lesions. Historic evolution of the concept].
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[Complications of ultrasound-guided transperineal puncture biopsy of the prostate].
Between June 1988 and February 1993, 520 ultrasound-guided transperitoneal prostate biopsy punctures were performed in patients with prostate disease. Of these, 89 (17.1 %) were positive for malignancy. An analysis is made of the highly uncommon complications observed, which corresponded to 17 cases of haematuria (3.26%) and 3 of fever (0.5%). Likewise, reference is made to perineal neoplastic implantation, since such complication was evident in one of the cases contributed (0.19%). Also, a review of the literature relative to the complications is made, concluding by stating the relevance of this diagnostic technique in spite of said complications.
[Mature cystic teratoma of the testis].
Case report of a mature testicular cystic teratoma in a 25 year-old patient. Emphasis is placed on the rarity and benign nature of the lesion, its therapeutical approach and good prognosis, as compared to other mature, potentially aggressive testicular teratomas where the therapeutical and follow-up strategies are different.