1. Is epididymitis able to arouse a varicocele?

2. What effect can the varicocele have to sexual life?

3. A varicocele is a varicose vein of the testicle and scrotum that may cause pain, testicular atrophy or fertility problems.

4. In this study, we assessed the effectiveness of varicocelectomy for painful varicocele and examined the factors that might be predictive of outcome.

5. Objectives:We used microsurgical inguinal varicocelectomy for the treatment of recurrent varicocele.

6. The potential complications of varicocele repair occur infrequently and are usually mild.

7. Potential complications from an inguinal incision for varicocele repair include scrotal numbness and prolonged pain.

8. Additional, the varicocele happens in more left, also with congenital the influence that anatomizes much element of place and posteriority is concerned.

9. Objective To investigate the relationship between varicocele and hemodynamic change of oppressed left renal vein.

10. Results Some reasons including varicocele, congenital abnormality, urogenital tract infection, immune factors accounted for 33. 9%of male infertility.

11. Methods: 34 cases of spermatic varicocele were treated with video laparoscopic technique and the transperitoneal approach.

12. Methods: We use microsurgical inguinal varicocelectomy with delivery of testis to treat 48 patients with varicocele.

13. Does the varicocele use traditional Chinese medicine to be able to administer well?

14. Objective:The hemodynamic parameters and varicocele measurement of epididymitis were studied with color Doppler flow imaging(CDFI).

15. Objective To investigate the effects of the varying degree varicocele(VC) on serum inhibin B.

16. The main clinical characteristics was painless scrotal mass with 50% varicocele and 20% hydrocele .

17. Objective To evaluate the value of color Doppler flow imaging (CDFI) in the diagnosis of testicular torsion, epididymitis , testitis,(http://) varicocele and testicular trauma.

18. Objective To evaluate the effects Aescuren ○ R forte on varicocele.

19. Conclusions:We discussed the conventional surgeries and put emphasis on using microsurgical inguinal varicocelectomy for treating varicocele and recurrent varicocele.

20. This suggests that superficial epigastric vein is an ideal shunt vessel for treatment of child varicocele.

21. Renal cell carcinoma ( RCC ) is potential to involve venous sys - tem and to result in acute varicocele.

22. Objective To study male infertility ? ? s mechanism caused by varicocele.

23. Objective To evaluate the effects of internal vein ligation in the treatment of varicocele.

24. Objective To evaluate the changes in semen parameters after varicocelectomy in the patients with varicocele.

25. The levels of serum inhibin B of the patients were determined and compared with the nonspermatic varicocele and normal fertility group(control group).

26. Objective To study the change of sperm acrosin activity (SAA) before and after high ligation of spermatic vein for patients with varicocele.

27. Objective: To discuss the value of pre-operative semen analysis of patients with varicocele as a predictive restore index of sperm motility and fertilizing capacity after varicocelectomy.

28. Conclusion: AFV is the important cause of the recurrent varicocele.

29. To observe the clinical effect of Jingling oral liquid (JLOL) in treating infertile patients with varicocele after varicocelectomy.

30. There are many different theory of the pathogenesis of varicocele causing male sterility.

31. Objective: To study the effects of experimental varicocele (VC) on the serum testosterone (T) and intratesticular testosterone in adolescent rats.

32. Objective To evaluate the clinical effects of retroperitoneal laparoscopic surgery in the management of adrenal glands, kidney, varicocele and chyluria diseases.

33. Result: The presence of aberrantly fed varicocele ( AFV ) was discovered in 35 cases.