Subinguinal orchiectomy—A minimally invasive approach to open surgery

Abstract

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Post-castration syndrome: relevance, impact on quality of life, methods of correction

“…В результате этого быстро снижаются уровни ЛГ, ФСГ и тестостерона без развития «вспышек», что улучшает результаты терапии и комплаентность со стороны пациентов. Недостатком и практическим ограничением использования препаратов считается отсутствие депо-форм длительного действия, так как в настоящее время доступны только препараты для ежемесячного введения [26].…”

Mr. Roboto (domo arigato, if you like)

“…Mine started in the 1990s and has run the full gamut of open to laparoscopic to now five different models of Intuitive platforms. Figures 1 and 2 show some slides I pulled from previous lectures to expand on points from the paper by Almujahem and Rha 1 in this issue—platforms and techniques will change, and new systems bring new value analyses. To the Clinic… The paper by Anderson et al 2 is kind of a “bucking the trend” paper on the topic of how to do a radical orchiectomy. I imagine at this point, every urologist alive was taught the technique and rationale for doing a radical orchiectomy—and likely some test questions along the way that made you differentiate when to do or not do a scrotal approach.…”

“…To the Clinic… The paper by Anderson et al 2 is kind of a “bucking the trend” paper on the topic of how to do a radical orchiectomy. I imagine at this point, every urologist alive was taught the technique and rationale for doing a radical orchiectomy—and likely some test questions along the way that made you differentiate when to do or not do a scrotal approach.…”