ライフサイエンスコーパス: varicocele

1 se out the clinically significant adolescent varicocele.

2 patients with either unilateral or bilateral varicocele.

3 the indications for repair of the adolescent varicocele.

4 Herein we review the clinical evaluation of varicocele.

5 et to fully elucidate the pathophysiology of varicocele.

6 We critically review recent publications on varicocele.

7 ress patterns on testicular dysfunction with varicocele.

8 analyses must be documented in all men with varicoceles.

9 Finally, it is becoming clearer that varicocele affects Leydig cell function as well as semin

10 The enigma of the varicocele, although a source of frustration for clinici

11 The association between varicocele and male infertility is well established.

12 en, recent data suggest an adverse effect of varicocele and possible benefit of repair.

13 teresting recent studies uses a rat model of varicocele and varicocelectomy to assess changes in intr

14 celectomy in the management of patients with varicoceles and nonobstructive azoospermia and to review

15 described conditions such as intratesticular varicoceles and other benign intratesticular cystic lesi

16 onsensus regarding the optimal evaluation of varicoceles and widespread acceptance of a standardized

17 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Varicoceles are a common finding in adolescent boys and

18 Varicoceles are abnormally dilated veins within the pamp

19 ment of testicular pain in men with clinical varicoceles, as well as provide prognostic indicators fo

20 al relationship between oxidative stress and varicocele-associated infertility.

21 The effects of varicocele correction on improved sperm production have

22 The effects of varicocele correction on the reproductive potential of s

23 Varicocele correction presents a possible method to opti

24 iteria for the ultrasonographic diagnosis of varicocele do not exist.

25 emain to be elucidated are the causes of the varicocele effect and how correction of the resultant pa

26 vidence is accumulating that early repair of varicoceles, especially large varicoceles, may be effect

27 NDINGS: Basic science research shows us that varicoceles exert deleterious effects on Leydig cells, S

28 Despite these limitations, both varicocele grade and venous diameter measured on ultraso

29 The prognostic relevance of varicocele grade and venous diameter measured with ultra

30 Varicocele grade, duration of discomfort, and the qualit

31 e clinical, and radiographic evaluations for varicocele has contributed substantially to our present

32 Recent findings in adolescent varicoceles have advanced knowledge regarding the cause

33 The preponderance of patients with varicocele in the infertile population leads to the sear

34 Adolescent varicocele is a common lesion which remains poorly under

35 Optimal management of adolescent varicocele is being clarified.

36 The incidence of varicoceles is approximately 10-15% of the adolescent ma

37 The etiology of varicoceles is probably multifactorial.

38 contentious question of efficacy of surgical varicocele management.

39 arly repair of varicoceles, especially large varicoceles, may be effective in preventing future infer

40 sent understanding of the clinical impact of varicocele on male fertility and the efficacy of varicoc

41 However, the effect of varicocele on testosterone production is less well defin

42 Although the impact of varicocele on testosterone production is not well unders

43 Adult varicocele presents a challenge for male reproductive sp

44 VIEW: This review looks at the literature on varicocele repair and its effect on assisted reproductiv

45 the evidence base supporting the claim that varicocele repair can reliably restore below-normal test

46 Varicocele repair can restore testosterone to the eugona

47 No clear predictors of success following varicocele repair have been identified, but a certain le

48 n artery and lymphatic-sparing techniques of varicocele repair have been shown to significantly enhan

49 eeded in order to define the true benefit of varicocele repair in men with NOA, in terms of improveme

50 to determine the true benefit of adolescent varicocele repair on decreasing the risk of fertility pr

51 e past 18 months have assessed the impact of varicocele repair on serum testosterone levels.

52 dies were published in 2011 on the effect of varicocele repair on testosterone levels.

53 regarding fertility outcomes and adolescent varicocele repair remains limited and controversial.

54 s are promising, evidence for whether or not varicocele repair significantly improves spermatogenesis

55 y rate in amongst NOA patients who underwent varicocele repair, regardless of surgical technique.

56 o be necessary for a desirable outcome after varicocele repair.

57 h nonobstructive azoospermia (NOA) following varicocele repair.

58 isted reproductive technology outcomes after varicocele repair.

59 sed on predictors for clinically significant varicoceles that would benefit from intervention, such a

60 ve advanced knowledge regarding the cause of varicoceles, the mechanism by which they may lead to inf

61 providers of adolescent males: management of varicoceles, the role of circumcision in the acquisition

62 ting patients who are likely to benefit from varicocele treatment and in counseling affected men.

63 cocele on male fertility and the efficacy of varicocele treatment is limited by the absence of an obj

64 novel method of endovascular embolization of varicoceles using n-butyl cyanoacrylate (NBCA) glue.

65 Embolization of varicoceles using NBCA glue is efficient and safe for al

66 Endovascular treatment of varicoceles using NBCA glue is very effective and safe.

67 were subjected to endovascular treatment of varicoceles using NBCA.