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Spermatogenic and steroidogenic impairment of the testicle characterizes the hereditary Leu75Pro apolipoprotein A-I amyloidosis
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 02/26/08

Scalvini T et al. - This was an observational study in which patients with testicular amyloidosis were characterized. Hormone and lipidic profiles, semen analysis, echographic volume of testicles, testicular histology and genetic analysis were carried out. Results show that this amyloidosis may determine infertility, macro-orchidism and hypogonadism.

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