Purpose To explore the specific diagnostic markers of Sertoli cells and germ cells for testicular biopsy. Methods Normal testis from 3 patients who suffered from carcinoma of the prostate and treated with testis castration, and 15 testicular biopsy tissues were stained by EnVision two steps with WT-1, AR and Ki-67. Results The expression of WT-1 and AR protein were found in Sertoli cells from the 3 normal testis and 15 testis biopsy, the positive rate were all 100%, and non was positive in germ cells. The germ cell was positive for Ki-67, and the positive rate was 100%. Conclusions WT-1, AR and Ki-67 may be the specific diagnostic markers of Sertoli cells and germ cells for testicular biopsy, which may contribute to the diagnosis of testicular biopsy.

Objective To discuss the treatment of femoral fracture combined with ipsilateral acetabular fracture and femoral head dislocation and the reasons for the misdiagnosis of the injury. Methods According to AO classification, there were 3 cases of type 32A, 2 of type 32B, and 1 of type 32C, who were treated with internal fixation of interlocking nails. There was 1 case of type 33C3, who was treated with femoral condyle supporting plate. There were 2 cases of type 31A2, who were treated with DHS. According to the Letournel classification, fracture of the acetabular posterior wall was found in 8 cases and fracture of the acetabular posterior column and wall in 1 case. All the cases of acetabular fracture were treated with internal fixation of titanium alloy reconstructive plates. Delayed diagnosis was found in 2 cases in this group. Results The 9 patients were followed up for 13 to 38 months (averaging 22.4 months). According to the American criteria, 8 cases was rated as excellent, and 1 case as good, with thd total excellent and good rate being 100%. Conclusions Femoral fractures combined with ipsilateral acetabular fracture and femoral head dislocation are a rare, complex and serious injury. They usually involve other organs, and are easy to be misdiagnosed. The surgeries should be done as early as possible. The internal fixation plays a key role in management of the fracture of acetabular.