[Comparative analysis of the results of morphological examination of hyperplastic prostate tissue in patients with and without testosterone deficiency].

In hypogonadal men, stromal hyperplasia was detected in most cases (76.1%) in the resected prostate tissue, and in normogonadal patients, hyperplasia was glandular in all cases.

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[Comparative analysis of the results of morphological examination of hyperplastic prostate tissue in patients with and without testosterone deficiency].

S Ibishev Kh, I Kogan M, M -H Uzhakhov M
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[Comparative analysis of the results of morphological examination of hyperplastic prostate tissue in patients with and without testosterone deficiency].

S Ibishev Kh, I Kogan M, M -H Uzhakhov M
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In hypogonadal men, stromal hyperplasia was detected in most cases (76.1%) in the resected prostate tissue, and in normogonadal patients, hyperplasia was glandular in all cases.

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Rostov State Medical University (RU), Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (RU), Rostov Research Institute of Oncology (RU)
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[Comparative analysis of the results of morphological examination of hyperplastic prostate tissue in patients with and without testosterone deficiency]. — S Ibishev Kh, I Kogan M, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS