ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITOURINARY REGION IN MALE STUDENTS

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HAGHSHENAS Z.; KEYHANIDOUST ZARRIN TAJ; DANESHJOU KH.; AHMADI JAVAD

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Journal: HAKIM RESEARCH JOURNAL Year:2005 | Volume:8 | Issue:2 Page(s): 13-16

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ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITOURINARY REGION IN MALE STUDENTS

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HAGHSHENAS Z. | KEYHANIDOUST ZARRIN TAJ | DANESHJOU KH. | AHMADI JAVAD | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

GENITALIAQ4

MALEQ4

CRYPTORCHIDISMQ4

INGUINAL HERNIAQ4

HYPOSPADIASQ4

Abstract

Introduction: MALE external genitourinary anomalies are common and important. Early diagnosis and treatment of the diseases can prevent late organic and psych 0- economic complications. Methods: The simplest way of diagnosis is a thorough physical examination. In this study we examined 4260 young MALE students (6-12 yrs old) from 16 primary schools in Tehan. Then the parents of the children with anomaly were asked about their history of anomalies. Results: Anomalies were found in 156 (3.6%) students. The common anomalies were INGUINAL HERNIA in 80 cases (51.3%), unilateral undescended testis in 35 (22.3%). HYPOSPADIASis in 13 (8.3%), bilateral undescended testes in 4 (2.56%) and epispadiasis as well as chordoe in 3 (1.9%), respectively. In previous operated cases, 102 (66%) had emergent operation, 24% had been diagnosed by their physicians and 10% with their parents by chance. Conclusion: According to easy availability of this system and complications of delayed management, it is recommended that routine physical examinations must be done.

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STUDY OF PATIENTS OPERATED UPON FOR UNDESCENDED TESTIS IN EMAM REZA HOSPITAL, BIRJAND, IRAN FROM 1994 TO 2001

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HAGHSHENAS, Z., KEYHANIDOUST, ZARRIN TAJ, DANESHJOU, KH., & AHMADI, JAVAD. (2005). ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITOURINARY REGION IN MALE STUDENTS. HAKIM RESEARCH JOURNAL, 8(2), 13-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/29206/en

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HAGHSHENAS Z., KEYHANIDOUST ZARRIN TAJ, DANESHJOU KH., AHMADI JAVAD. ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITOURINARY REGION IN MALE STUDENTS. HAKIM RESEARCH JOURNAL[Internet]. 2005;8(2):13-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/29206/en

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Z. HAGHSHENAS, ZARRIN TAJ KEYHANIDOUST, KH. DANESHJOU, and JAVAD AHMADI, “ANOMALIES OF EXTERNAL GENITOURINARY REGION IN MALE STUDENTS,” HAKIM RESEARCH JOURNAL, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 13–16, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/29206/en

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