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STEENO, O. "E.S.E. Hafez and S.J. Kogan: Pediatric Andrology." Andrologia 14, no. 4 (April 24, 2009): 321. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1439-0272.1982.tb02269.x.
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Morozov, D. A., E. S. Pimenova, and M. I. Ayrapetyan. "THE HISTORY OF PEDIATRIC SURGERY IN THE SECHENOV UNIVERSITY." Russian Journal of Pediatric Surgery, Anesthesia and Intensive Care 8, no. 3 (November 17, 2018): 119–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.30946/2219-4061-2018-8-3-119-136.
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The article is devoted to the history of establishing the Department of Pediatric Surgery and UrologyAndrology of theSechenovUniversity. The role of the first PD of the EmperorMoscowUniversity and founder of pediatric surgery as a science Leonty P. Aleksandrov was described. He organized a course devoted to pediatric surgical diseases in 1893 and was the head physician of Saint Olga’sPediatricHospital. He also founded the Society of Pediatric Surgeons inMoscow, and was an initiator of the meeting of Russian surgeons conducting serious work on the organization of meetings of Russian surgeons in memory of N. I. Pirogov. In 2008, he founded a Department of Pediatric Surgery and Urology-Andrology of theFirstMoscowStateUniversitynamed after I. M. Sechenov. The article describes therapeutic, research, organizational and pedagogical work of the department since its establishment till now.
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Zganjar, Andrew, Ajay Nangia, Rebecca Sokol, Anna Ryabets, and Mary K. Samplaski. "Fertility in Adolescents With Klinefelter Syndrome: A Survey of Current Clinical Practice." Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism 105, no. 4 (October 14, 2019): e1883-e1891. http://dx.doi.org/10.1210/clinem/dgz044.
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Abstract Context Progress has been made in determining the fertility timeline and potential in adolescents with Klinefelter syndrome; however, medical professionals are currently without protocols to guide treatment. Objective To evaluate the current practices regarding fertility and andrology care in adolescent males with Klinefelter syndrome. Design A 24-question survey was developed to elicit practitioner background/expertise and management practices. This was distributed to members of the Society for the Study of Male Reproduction, the Pediatric Endocrine Society, and the Endocrine Society. Setting N/A. Patients Adolescent males with Klinefelter syndrome. Intervention None. Main Outcome Measured Current practices regarding fertility and andrology care. Results 232 responses were received from 133 (57%) adult endocrinologists, 60 (26%) pediatric endocrinologists, and 39 (17%) urologists. Among these, 69% of respondents were in academics, 62% practiced for > 10 years, and 65% received formal training in Klinefelter syndrome. All specialties encouraged sperm banking in late puberty, however most disagreed with the practice in early puberty. Seventy-eight percent agreed that testicular biopsy should be offered if no sperm was found in the ejaculate. The perceived optimal age for testicular biopsy varied among specialists. Clinical symptoms of hypogonadism (28%), rising gonadotropin levels (15%), and testosterone levels (15%) were the most commonly cited reasons for initiation of testosterone replacement therapy. Conclusion Fertility preservation practices in adolescents with Klinefelter syndrome vary greatly within and among the specialties caring for these patients. These findings should guide future research and highlight the importance of establishing clinical practice guidelines.
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Petryaikina, E. E., Mihail V. Korochkin, G. S. Poddubnyj, A. N. Murchina, Iu D. Gurzo, A. Yu Kornyushko, L. Yu Gridina, A. A. Imanalieva, and P. I. Manzhos. "TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUBSTITUTING THE HOSPITAL CARE IN PEDIATRIC SURGERY." Russian Journal of Pediatric Surgery 23, no. 5 (November 14, 2019): 258–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.18821/1560-9510-2019-23-5-258-263.
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Introduction. Currently, the day-care hospital service is being developed because of the need to improve medical, social and economic efficiency of medical institutions, and by a high demand in this type of medical care. However, there are only few publications on hospital-substituting technologies in pediatric surgery in the domestic literature. In addition, the problem of laparoscopic surgeries in children in a short stay hospital unit is still a controversial issue. Purpose. To evaluate the effectiveness of a short stay surgical department as a structural unit in a multidisciplinary pediatric hospital. Material and methods. The researchers have analyzed the effectiveness of a short-stay hospital surgical unit in the Morozov Children’s Clinical Hospital. The pediatric short stay surgical unit, being a structural subdivision of a multidisciplinary hospital, provides medical care for children in the following profiles: “Pediatric surgery”, “Pediatric urology and andrology”, “Traumatology and orthopedics”, “Ophthalmology”, “Otorhinolaryngology”, “Maxillofacial surgery” and “Gynecology”. Results. From February 2017 till May 2019, 7128 surgical interventions were performed in this unit; 1371 of them were laparoscopic ones for inguinal hernias, varicocele, non-palpable testicular syndrome. In the hospital, a unique anesthetic algorithm for laparoscopic surgeries with a double luminal laryngeal mask and without muscular relaxants and narcotic analgesics was developed. The length of stay of patients in this unit is 6-8 hours, in the average. During the abovementioned 3-year period, only one patient was transferred to a 24-hour hospital. There were no surgical complications. Conclusion. The short-stay surgical unit in the Morozov Children’s Clinical Hospital has radically improved the availability of medical care for children; in addition, more surgical beds for hi-tech medical care are free and available now. Laparoscopic surgeries can be performed in this unit, instead of being performed in the round-clock surgical departments, due to the algorithm of safe anesthesia for planned surgical interventions which had been developed in the short-stay hospital surgical unit.
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Okulov, A. B., B. B. Negmanjanov, N. I. Akhmina, and E. A. Okulov. "ACHIEVEMENTS OF PEDIATRIC ANDROLOGY/GYNECOLOGY AS THE FOUNDATION FOR PREVENTION OF REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL FAILURE OF ADULT PATIENTS. THE SCIENCE ABOUT HUMAN SEX." Herald Urology, no. 1 (March 20, 2015): 51–92. http://dx.doi.org/10.21886/2308-6424-2015-0-1-51-92.
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Bachir, Bassel G., Armen G. Aprikian, Sidney Radomski, and Wassim Kassouf. "Human resource assessment of academic urology across Canada: What are the future job prospects?" Canadian Urological Association Journal 7, no. 5-6 (June 12, 2013): 162. http://dx.doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.198.
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Introduction: Our objective was to capture an overview of anticipated staffing needs at Canadian urology academic centres over the next 5 years to help guide and counsel urology residents in their respective programs.Methods: A 30-question survey was sent by email to all chairmen of academic urology divisions/departments during fall 2012. The first part of the survey solicited basic demographic information regarding number of residents, number of fellows and fellowships, and number of attending staff and affiliated hospitals. The second part of the survey included detailed questions on the number and sub-specialty of urologists needed at each respective institution, as well as the appropriate year of recruitment.Results: The response rate was 100%. There are 13 urology training programs across Canada located in 6 out of the 10 provinces. Robotic surgery is available at 9 out of the 13 centres. A total of 68 urologists need to be recruited by academic institutions throughout Canada within the next 5 years. The greatest need is for general urologists, with a total of 13 required. This is followed by 12 urologic oncologists needed, 11 female urology, 7 reconstructive urologists, 6 pediatric urologists, 6 endourologists, 5 transplant surgeons, 4 infertility/andrology, and 4 experts in advanced laparoscopy/robotics. There was no need for any urologic trauma surgeons in any academic institution surveyed.Conclusions: A total of 68 urologists need to be recruited into academic urology across Canada within the next 5 years. This crucial information can be used to help guide urology residents in choosing the most appropriate fellowship, in addition to providing them with an overview of future job prospects at academic institutions throughout the country.
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Akramov, N. R., and R. S. Baybikov. "Modern surgical approaches in treatment of simple solitary, multilocular, multiple cysts and polycystic kidney disease in children." Kazan medical journal 97, no. 1 (February 15, 2016): 95–101. http://dx.doi.org/10.17750/kmj2016-95.
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In a review of current literature, the evolution of technology of endovideosurgical treatment approaches of simple solitary, multilocular, multiple cysts and polycystic kidney disease in children is presented. The article describes different puncture, «open», retroperitoneoscopic and laparoscopic types of surgical interventions used in this disease, their negative and positive aspects. Over the past two decades, endoscopic surgery for cystic kidney disease minimize surgical trauma so that they became comparable to puncture techniques, and surpass them in the intervention radicality. Herewith cosmetic effect is not inferior to that when using puncture techniques. When comparing videoscopic with «open» operations, the advantage of the first in a traumatic effect on the child’s body, and cosmetic results also were noted, while the surgical treatment radicality of compared techniques was identical. Presented statistical data obtained from the international literature analysis (more than 500 cases of endovideosurgical treatment of cystic kidney disease in 22 hospitals) demonstrate the short duration of surgery, short-term hospitalization and a high proportion of treatment success up to 90-100%. The comparative analysis of surgical procedures performed in the renal cysts endoscopic fenestration performance by retroperitoneal access is conducted. All presented in the literature review surgery methods are original and can be used in the treatment of children with cystic kidney disease, however, each operation has its own complexities of the technical performance. In this connection, the search for the best method of surgical treatment that can become the «gold standard» treatment for children with cystic kidney disease continues. In conclusion, it is noted that endovideosurgical methods of treatment of solitary, multilocular, multiple cysts and polycystic kidney disease in children have excellent prospects for the widespread implementation in pediatric urology and andrology.
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Bachir, Bassel G., Armen G. Aprikian, and Wassim Kassouf. "Are Canadian urology residency programs fulfilling the Royal College expectations?: A survey of graduated chief residents." Canadian Urological Association Journal 8, no. 3-4 (April 14, 2014): 109. http://dx.doi.org/10.5489/cuaj.1339.
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Introduction: We assess outgoing Canadian urology chief residents’ well-being, their satisfaction with their surgical training, and their proficiency in surgical procedures throughout their residency program.Methods: In 2012 an anonymous survey was sent by email to all 29 graduated urology chief residents across Canada. The survey included a list of all urologic surgical procedures listed by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC). According to the A/B/C classification used to assess competence in these procedures (A most competent, C least competent), we asked chief residents to self-classify their competence with regards to each procedure and we compared the final results to the current RCPSC classification.Results: The overall response rate among chief residents surveyed was 97%. An overwhelming majority (96.4%) of residents agreed that the residency program has affected their overall well-being, as well as their relationships with their families and/or partners (67.8%). Overall, 85.7% agreed that research was an integral part of the residency program and 78.6% have enrolled in a fellowship program post-graduation. Respondents believed that they have received the least adequate training in robotic surgery (89.3%), followed by female urology (67.8%), andrology/sexual medicine/infertility (67.8%), and reconstructive urology (61.4%). Interestingly, in several of the 42 surgical procedures classified as category A by the RCPSC, a significant percentage of residents felt that their proficiency was not category A, including repair of urinary fistulae (82.1%), pediatric indirect hernia repair and meatal repair for glanular hypospadias (67.9%), open pyeloplasty (64.3%), anteriorpelvic exenteration (61.6%), open varicocelectomy (60.7%) and radical cystoprostatectomy (33.3%). Furthermore, all respondents (100%) believed they were deficient in at least 1 of the 42 category A procedures, while 53.6 % believed they were deficient in at least 10 of the 42 procedures.Conclusions: Most residents agree that their residency program has affected their overall well-being as well as their relationships with their families and/or partners. There is also a clear deficiency in what outgoing residents perceive they have achieved and what the RCPSC mandates. Future work should concentrate on addressing this discrepancy to assure that training and RCPSC expectations are better aligned.
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Pusiol, Eduardo. "3er Congreso Latinoamericano de Endocrinología COLAEN 2018." Revista Colombiana de Endocrinología, Diabetes & Metabolismo 5, no. 2 (May 18, 2018): 4. http://dx.doi.org/10.53853/encr.5.2.412.
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El próximo mes de abril de 2018, en Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, a orillas del mar Caribe, tendremos la oportunidad de celebrar un nuevo Congreso Latinoamericano de Endocrinología. Imaginar un mejor lugar en Latinoamérica como sede para realizar este COLAEN 2018 es muy difícil, sumando a ello el aporte que hace la Asociación Colombiana de Endocrinología, ACE, que con su magnífica organización y experiencia, garantiza uno de los mejores congresos que podamos disfrutar. Así mismo, unido a COLAEN 2018, la ACE también llevará a cabo la séptima versión del Curso Internacional de Endocrinología, Diabetes y Metabolismo.
El programa científico ha sido elaborado por reconocidos líderes en las distintas y principales temáticas que comprende la endocrinología. Ellos conformaron un programa de muy alto nivel científico, que seguramente colmará el interés de la amplia asistencia latinoamericana de profesionales endocrinos.
Temas como diabetes, tiroides, obesidad, osteoporosis, andrología, hipófisis, pediatría, suprarrenales, disruptores y ginecología serán desarrollados por prestigiosos conferencistas internacionales de Latinoamérica, Estados Unidos y Europa. Se dará prioridad a la calidad científica en cada temática de manera que los asistentes puedan incorporar las últimas novedades endocrinas a través de conferencias magistrales, discusiones con el experto y simposios. Además, podrán presentar sus trabajos científicos a través de presentaciones orales y posters en espacios preparados para ello.
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Zampieri, Nicola, and Francesco Camoglio. "Pediatric-adolescent andrology: Single centre experience." Archivio Italiano di Urologia e Andrologia 92, no. 2 (June 23, 2020). http://dx.doi.org/10.4081/aiua.2020.2.97.
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Introduction: Andrology is the medical specialty dealing with men’s health and reproductive system from birth to adulthood, including genital, hormonal, reproductive, sexual as well as psychological aspects; the aim of this study is to report our 10 year-experience Material and methods: In September 2009, a Pediatric Andrology Outpatient Clinic was opened at the Authors’ Institution. The continuous request for access to the service, together with an increasingly helpful collaboration with local clinicians, has led to an increase in the number of treated patients. At the Clinic, visits are performed for both surgical and medical consultations by the multidisciplinary medical group for the treatment of conditions in the adolescent patient. All patients are followed every 3, 6 and 12 months when indicated. Patients with undescended testes were excluded because managed into a specific protocol. Also patients with syndrome or metabolic diseases are excluded from the analysis. Results: During the study period, September 2009-September 2019, the following conditions were managed: varicocele - 1436 patients; gynecomastia - 18 patients; penile curvature - 89 patients; webbed penis - 132 patients; hypospadias-related diseases - 39 patients; erectile dysfunction - 14 patients; obesity and abnormal semen analysis - 47 patients. During the study period there was an increase for each category especially for medical reasons. Conclusions: Pediatric-adolescent andrology clinics should count on the expertise of different skilled professionals to cope with an ever-increasing number of requests and to offer the timely management of conditions that until very recently were considered social taboos or caused concern only in adulthood like the erectile dysfunction. The evolution of our society, which also means evolution of the mass media, should go hand in hand with the development of Medicine, which needs to adjust to and prevent new healthcare issues.
Books on the topic "Pediatric andrology"
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Steffens, Joachim. Häufige urologische Erkrankungen im Kindesalter: Klinik Diagnose Therapie. Darmstadt: Steinkopff Verlag, 2008.
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Hadziselimovic, F., and B. Herzog. Crptorchidism, Its Impact on Male Ferility: 4th International Symposium on Pediatric Andrology, Basel, Nov, 2000 (Hormone Research, 1). S Karger Pub, 2001.
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