Title
A case of
congenital
single testis with testicular
cancer patient and azoospermia who was able to collect spermatozoa with
ipsilateral Onco-TESE
Kazumasa Hayashi1(uro063@osaka-med.ac.jp), Teruo
Inamoto2 (tinamoto@osaka-med.ac.jp), Haruhito
Azuma2 (uro001@osaka-med.ac.jp), Hiroshi
Masuda3(h-masuda@aino-hp.koshokai.or.jp),
Hirotsugu Oku4 (info@lc-kitahama.jp)
Affiliations: 1 Department of Urology, Ishinkai
Yao Sogo Byoin , Yao, Osaka,
Japan.
2 Department of Urology, Osaka Medical College, Takatsuki, Japan.
3 Department of Urology, Tesseikai Neurosurgical Hospital,
Shijyounawate, Japan.
4 Department of Urology, Kitahama Ledies Clinic, Osaka, Japan
Corresponding Author: Kazumasa Hayashi, MD, PhD
Phone: +8190-3671-5134 Email: uro063@osaka-med.ac.jp
Address: Department of Urology, Ishinkai Yao Sogo Byoin, Yao , Osaka,
Japan.
Key words: Onco-TESE, cancer patient, congenital single testis
Key Clinical Message: A congenital single testis patient had testicular
cancer and became azoospermia. Ipsilateral onco-TESE performed at the
same time as the orchidectomy and sperm could be collected. He was able
to have a healthy child later by performing ICSI.