Endovascular surgery of the iliac veins with bilateral varicocele and varicose veins of the pelvic organs in men

Kapto, A. A.

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“…Мухина г. Москвы пациенту 38 лет с ре-цидивным двусторонним варикоцеле (5 операций в анамнезе), болями в области таза, эректильной дисфункцией и варикозной болезнью вен органов малого таза при синдроме Мея -Тюрнера впервые была выполнена операция -рентгенэндоваскуляр-ная ангиопластика и стентирование левой общей и левой наружной подвздошных вен с положитель-ным эффектом (рис. 14) [51].…”

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“…Современный диа-гностический алгоритм у пациентов с варикоцеле не ориентирован на выявление этого синдрома. Показания к традиционному хирургическому ле-чению варикоцеле у пациентов с синдром Мея -Тюрнера нуждаются в пересмотре ввиду его неэф-фективности [60]. …”

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Arteryovenous conflicts in men with urological pathology

Kapto

Александрович²

2018

Urolog vedom

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For the present study, we analyzed previously known and current data on arteriovenous conflicts in men from the perspective of urologists and andrologists. The least studied and controversial decision-making position was for iliac venous compression and pelvic varicose veins in men. The data testify to the need to revise the traditional and generally accepted positions for managing varicocele. (For citation: Kapto AA. Arteryovenous conflicts in men with urological pathology. Urologicheskie vedomosti. 2018;8(2):53-63. doi: 10.17816/uroved8253-63).

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Arteryovenous conflicts in men with urological pathology

Kapto

Александрович²

2018

Urolog vedom

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May-Thurner syndrome and varicose veins of the pelvic organs in men

Kapto

2018

Androl. genit. hir.

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The study objectiveis to study the methods of diagnosis and treatment of iliac venous compression in men with urological and andrological pathology and varicose veins of the pelvic organs.Materials and methods. From 2015 to 2018, 110 patients with bilateral varicocele, varicose veins of the pelvic organs and May–Thurner syndrome in age from 17 to 69 years (mean 33.2 years) were examined. Ultrasound echography of the scrotum organs and vessels of the penis, including transrectal and Doppler mode, magnetic resonance phlebography, dynamic pharmacocavernosography were used for the examination.Results.The presence of bilateral varicocele in all patients was verified. Aorto-mesenteric compression in combination with iliac venous compression was detected in 36 (32.7 %) patients. X-ray surgical treatment of ileal venous compression syndrome was performed in 26 patients. After 3 months in all cases there was a decrease in the maximum diameter of the veins of the prostate gland. In 13 patients with isolated ileal compression (without combination with arterial aorto-mesenteric forceps), by 3 months after surgery, a reduction in varicocele was observed: in all cases the diameter of the left and right testicular veins lying and without tension was less than 2 mm.Conclusion.Angioplasty and stenting of the iliac veins in arterio-venous conflicts is a highly effective method of treating patients with varicose veins of the pelvic organs in combination with varicocele.

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Varicocele and its effect on fertility

Zamyatnin

Gonchar

Schmidt

2021

Urology reports (St. - Petersburg)

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Varicocele is recognized as one of the most common urological diseases, but its true prevalence is a matter of debate. In the present study, during a screening examination of 442 young men (mean age 21.6 years), grade I varicocele was detected in 7.2%, grade II in 42.1%, and grade III in 15.2% of men, varicocele was absent only in 35.5% of men. In 41% of cases, varicocele was diagnosed in isolation on the left side, in 36.5% of cases, bilateral varicocele was detected, and in 22.5%, varicose veins of the spermatic cord were detected on the right. Pathozoospermia was found in 47.3% of patients with grade II varicocele and 61.2% with grade III varicocele. The data obtained in the course of the study showed a significant effect of varicocele and its duration on sperm quality, in particular, on sperm morphology.

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Endovascular surgery of the iliac veins with bilateral varicocele and varicose veins of the pelvic organs in men

Cited by 3 publications

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Arteryovenous conflicts in men with urological pathology

Arteryovenous conflicts in men with urological pathology

May-Thurner syndrome and varicose veins of the pelvic organs in men

Varicocele and its effect on fertility

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