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Guminska A et al. – Results indicate that neoplastic lesions appear only in testes with disturbed spermatogenesis. Worse condition of spermatogenesis is associated by the presence of other dysgenetic features, but neoplastic lesions appear more frequently in testes with the less advanced features of testicular dysgenesis.

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