Testicular and epididymal involvement in leprosy patients, with special reference to gynecomastia
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- DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-4362.1976.tb05097.x
Testicular and epididymal involvement in leprosy patients, with special reference to gynecomastia
Abstract
Sixty-six male patients with leprosy were studied. Only those with the lepromatous type developed testicular and epididymal changes. Nine of the 38 patients showed decreased sexual function, and 7 developed gynecomastia. These changes were believed to be due to the altered gonadal state.
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