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Pseudomonal balanitis (N48.100x005) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Erosive balanoposthitis (N48.100x004) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Balanoposthitis (N48.100) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Balanitis xerotica obliterans (N48.001) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Wandering balanitis (N48.000x003) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Penile leukoplakia (N48.000) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Preputial adhesion (N47.x03) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Paraphimosis (N47.x02) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Redundant prepuce means the penile skin covers the glans so it is not fully exposed after adulthood. It can cause sexual dysfunction and even affect ejaculation; some cause prostatitis and infertility. Men should have circumcision early. If non-inflamed,
男科Phimosis is a narrow preputial orifice or post-inflammatory adhesion preventing retraction to expose the glans. It is congenital or acquired; congenital is atrophic or hypertrophic; acquired follows inflammation/trauma causing adhesions. With penile growt
男科Redundant prepuce, phimosis and paraphimosis (N47.x00) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Oligozoospermia (N46.x02) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Azoospermia means no sperm on repeated semen examination, accounting for 15%-20% of male infertility, either non-obstructive or obstructive.
男科Teratozoospermia (N46.x00x007) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Cryptic azoospermia (N46.x00x006) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Non-obstructive azoospermia (N46.x00x005) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Male infertility is infertility from male factors: living together over 2 years without contraception and no pregnancy. Incidence about 10%; female-only 60%, male-only 40%, joint 10%. By presentation it is absolute or relative infertility.
男科Epididymo-orchitis (N45.908) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Acute epididymitis is nonspecific epididymal infection, the commonest scrotal infection. It usually follows ascending infection from posterior urethritis, prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis along the vas; hematogenous spread is rare. Pathogens are mainly
男科Orchitis is inflammatory lesion of the testis from various causes: nonspecific, viral, fungal, spirochetal, parasitic, traumatic. The testis itself rarely gets bacterial infection, with rich blood/lymph supply. Bacterial orchitis mostly follows adjacent e
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