Male Reproductive Dysfunction: Pathophysiology and TreatmentFouad R. Kandeel CRC Press, 2007 M05 22 - 576 pages The successful practice of reproductive medicine requires the coordinated efforts of many medical professionals. Male Reproductive Dysfunction: Pathophysiology and Treatment describes the most significant advances towards the improved overall understanding of male reproductive dysfunction and provides practical strategies for the assessment and man |
Contents
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Chapter 3 Neuroendocrine Control of Testicular Function | 21 |
Chapter 4 Analysis of the Neuroendocrine Control of the Human HypothalamoPituitaryTesticular Axis | 35 |
Chapter 5 Normal Spermatogenesis | 57 |
Chapter 6 Physiology of the Epididymis | 71 |
Chapter 7 Physiology of the Prostate | 81 |
Chapter 24 Semen Analysis and Sperm Function Testing | 271 |
Chapter 25 Testicular Biopsy of the Infertile Male | 285 |
Chapter 26 Immunological Evaluation of Male Infertility | 293 |
Chapter 27 Genetic Evaluation of the Infertile Male | 301 |
Chapter 28 Imaging of the Reproductive Tract in Male Infertility | 313 |
Part IV Treatment of Male Reproductive Dysfunction | 331 |
Chapter 29 Androgen Replacement Therapy | 333 |
Chapter 30 Hormonal Induction of Spermatogenesis in Males with Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism | 337 |
Chapter 8 Testosterone and Aging | 93 |
Chapter 9 Effects of Aging on Spermatogenesis and Sperm Function | 101 |
Chapter 10 Androgen Effects on Cognitive Function | 113 |
Chapter 11 Social and Psychological Influences on Male Reproductive Function | 129 |
Part II Pathophysiology of Male Reproductive Dysfunction | 141 |
Chapter 12 Male Hypogonadism | 143 |
Chapter 13 Cryptorchidism Testicular Torsion and Torsion of the Testicular Appendages | 161 |
Chapter 14 Disorders of Male Puberty | 173 |
Chapter 15 Male Varicoceles | 183 |
Chapter 16 Male Genital Tract Infections and Infertility | 197 |
Chapter 17 HIV and Male Fertility | 205 |
Chapter 18 Ejaculatory Duct Obstruction in the Infertile Male | 213 |
Chapter 19 Male Hormones and Systemic Disease | 221 |
Chapter 20 The Effects of Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy on Testicular Function | 235 |
Chapter 21 Environmental Toxins and Male Fertility | 245 |
Chapter 22 Micronutrients and Male Fertility | 251 |
Part III Investigation of Male Reproductive Dysfunction | 259 |
Chapter 23 Clinical Assessment of the Infertile Male | 261 |
Chapter 31 Progress in Male Contraception | 349 |
Chapter 32 Retrograde Ejaculation | 359 |
Chapter 33 Surgical Treatment of Male Infertility | 365 |
Chapter 34 Vasectomy and Vasectomy Reversal | 385 |
Chapter 35 Psychological Effects of Infertility and Its Treatment in Males | 407 |
Chapter 36 Management of Immunological Factors in Male Infertility | 419 |
Chapter 37 Micromanipulation of Male Gametes in the Treatment of the Subfertile Male | 431 |
Chpater 38 Fertility Preservation in Males with Cancer | 453 |
Chapter 39 Treatment of Reproductive Dysfunction in Males with Spinal Cord Injury and Other Neurologically Disabling Diseases | 465 |
Part V Mass Lesions of the Male Reproductive System | 479 |
Chapter 40 Testicular and Penile Cancer | 481 |
Prostate Hyperplasia Prostate Cancer and Prostatitis | 499 |
Chapter 42 Gynecomastia | 519 |
Chapter 43 Male Breast Cancer | 529 |
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Back cover | 559 |
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