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1. Clinical predictors for differential diagnosis of acute scrotum.

2. Contralateral genitofemoral sympathetic nerve discharge increases following ipsilateral testicular torsion.

3. Capsaicin effectively prevents apoptosis in the contralateral testis after ipsilateral testicular torsion.

4. Capsaicin in albino rats prevents contralateral testis from the damaging effects posed by ipsilateral testis that underwent torsion.

5. Do experimentally induced ipsilateral testicular torsion, vas deferens obstruction, intra-abdominal testis or venous obstruction damage the contralateral testis through a common mechanism?

6. Noradrenaline and nitrite-nitrate concentrations in the contralateral testes during ipsilateral spermatic cord torsion in the presence or absence of a testis and epididymis.

7. DNA flow cytometry reveals depressed spermatogenetic activity in the contralateral testis within 24 h of ipsilateral spermatic cord torsion independently of the presence of the testis and epididymis.

8. The effects of vasodilatation and chemical sympathectomy on spermatogenesis after unilateral testicular torsion: a flow cytometric DNA analysis.

9. Hemodynamic monitoring of the contralateral testis during unilateral testicular torsion describes the mechanism of damage.

10. Histological evidence of decreased contralateral testicular blood flow during ipsilateral testicular torsion.

11. Torsion of only spermatic cord in the absence of testis and/or epididymis results in contralateral testicular hypoxia.

12. Subsequent biological effects of chemical sympathectomy in rats undergoing unilateral testicular torsion.

13. The preventive role of chemical sympathectomy on contralateral testicular hypoxic parameters encountered during unilateral testicular torsion.

14. Ipsilateral and contralateral testicular biochemical acute changes after unilateral testicular torsion and detorsion.

15. Is ipsilateral testis mandatory for contralateral testicular deterioration encountered following spermatic cord torsion?

16. Ipsilateral and contralateral testicular blood flows during unilateral testicular torsion by 133Xe clearance technique.

17. The testes after unilateral incarcerated inguinal hernia in prepubertal rats.

18. Contralateral testicular blood flow during unilateral testicular torsion.

19. Capsaicin effectively prevents apoptosis in the contralateral testis after ipsilateral testicular torsion

20. after ipsilateral testicular torsion

21. Capsaicin in albino rats prevents contralateral testis from the damaging

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