MORPHOLOGY OF MALE

GENITAL DISORDERS

AAAN SUSRAINI
DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY
MEDICAL FACULTY UDAYAN
UNIVERSITY

EPISPADIA
o Associated

with other
urynary tract
anomalies/
cryporchidis
m
o Groove in the

dorsal of the
penis

HYPOSPADIA
o Groove on the

ventral
undersurface
below the tip of the
penis
o Increasing the risk

for urinary tract

infection

BALANOPOSTITIS

o Glands

erythema and
tan focal
exudate
o The retractated
foreskin.
o Etiology:
- Candida
albicans
- Gardnerella
species
Staphylococcus

BOWEN DISEASES
o CIS
o No invasive to the

basemant
membrane
o Painless
o plaquelike lesion
o erythema, ulceration

SQUAMOUS CELL CA
Thickening of epithel of

penile/
prepuce around coronary
sulcus fissuring of the
mucous surface.
Papule occurs
progressively
ulceration larger with
necrotic of the bottom due
to secondary infection
destructs the tip of penis
or a part of the shaft.

MICROSCOPIC
- anapalasia squamous
cell
- invasive to the stroma

Normal Testes

CRYPTORCHIDISM
The testis:
- Small and
pale white
- Predisposing
to Testicle Ca
in either.

TESTICULAR ATROPHY

HYDROCELE
Accumulation
s of clear
fluid within
the sac of
tunica
vaginalis.
- Transudate

VARICOCELE
dilatation of the
pampiniform plexus of
veins posterior to the
testis

TESTICULAR TORSION

SEMINOMA
o tumor is large

gray white,
o well demarcated
o homogenous
o often limited in
the testis in
tunica albugenia

SEMINOMA
- The cell is large and
round to polyhedral.
- vesicular nuclei in
central with 1-2
prominent nucleoli
- pale watery
cytoplasm
- A sparse
lymphocytic infiltrate

EMBRYONAL CA

More aggressive & lethal, smaller in size, cause nodular and

More aggressive & lethal,

smaller in size, cause

nodular and asymmetrical
testical distortion
Infiltration is extensive,
including tunica
albuginea, epidydimis,
spermatic cord
Metastasis: lymph nodes,
visceral organs

CHORIO CARCINOMA
- hemorrhage
- necrosis
- Sincytiotrophoblas

t and
cytotrophoblast
cells

IMATUR
TERATOMA

The tumor consist of

disorganized
collection of:
- Glands
- Smooth muscle
- Cartilage
- Neural tissue
- usually large 5-10
cm in diameter

The Normal Prostate

BENIGN PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA

MICROSCOPIC Of BPH
The glands are:
- larger than
normal.
- hyperplasia
- lined by double
layer of the cells

1a

1b

- Nodular tumor
masses, nodular
appearance, the nodul
consists of hyperlastic
glands, particulary
papillary, involding to
the lumen (a), cystic
dilatation of the
glands(b)
- The stroma consists of
fibromuscular tissue

CASE 2

3
1

-The glands are

covered by basal
cells (1) and
secretory cells
(2)
-Corpora
amilasea in the
lumen of the
gland(3)

Adeno Carcinoma
- irregular yellowish
nodules.
- pheriperal zone
- posterior regions

THANK YOU AND GOOD

LUCK!!