The Journal of Pathology · 1975 · 39 citations · 9 references
Veterinary MedicinePathobiologyPathologyHistologyNecropsy PathologyReproductive PathologyEpididymal PathologyMale InfertilityTesticular PathologyEpididymal AnatomyEpididymal Duct ObstructionEpididymal InflammationEpididymal ObstructionGranulomatous Epididymitis
Brown patches were found in the head of the epididymis in 66 out of 100 consecutive male necropsies. They appear to be lesions due to local obstruction of ductuli efferentes by dehydrated semen. These common lesions are probably similar to origin to sperm granulomas, and might be significant in the origin of sperm auto-antibodies; their further study might help to elucidate some of the outstanding problems of male fertility.
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Autoantibodies Against Spermatozoa In Sterile Men
P Rümke, G Hellinga · American Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1959 · 366 citations · Full text
Life Sciences, Immunology, Pathology +16
SOME FUNCTIONS OF THE CAPUT EPIDIDYMIS
Karl E. Mason, Samuel L. Shaver · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences · 1952 · 103 citations
Life Sciences, Anatomy, Physiology +10
Spermatic Granulomas of the Epididymis
Frank J. Glassy, F. K. Mostofi · American Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1956 · 92 citations