[Sexual disorders in patients with prostatic adenoma combined with chronic prostatitis and without].

Data obtained by the authors evidence that patients with adenoma of prostate have variously pronounced sexual disorders which are more frequent and marked at the background of chronic prostatitis. Adenomectomy promotes sexual function but its effect is insignificant in patients with concomitant chronic prostatitis. Conservative treatment improves sexual function, mostly in patients with chronic prostatitis but fails in its association with adenoma.

[The clinico-morphological aspects of aspermia].

The clinico-morphologic, clinico-endocrinologic, and morpho-endocrinologic parallels were studied in 126 males with aspermia who underwent genitography and biopsy of the testes. On the basis of the findings, the structure of male sterility in aspermia was exactly identified and the differential diagnostic value of certain values was established; a correlation between the blood follitropine content and the degree of spermatogenesis inhibition in testicular aspermia was revealed in particular. Testosterone excreted in the urine and circulating in blood plasma is reduced by more than three times in this case, while the plasma estradiol level increases 1.

[Urethral electrothermal stimulation in treating patients with chronic non-gonococcal urethro-prostatitis].

Two groups of patients with chronic urethral electrothermal stimulation [correction of electrothermoureterostimulation] were singled out. Group 1 (50 patients) received traditional treatment plus urethral electrothermal stimulation [correction of electrthermoureterostimulation] while group II only traditional treatment. The ejaculate in these groups receiving different treatment revealed significant qualitative and quantitative differences.