1.Identification of potential neoplastic risk in gonadal development abnormality with Y chromosome of 79 cases
Xilai DING ; Aijun SUN ; Yuanzheng ZHOU ; Qinjie TIAN ; Qi YU ; Fangfang HE ; Keng SHEN ; Jingha LANG
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2008;43(6):442-444
Objective To identify the potential neoplastic risk in gonadal development abnormality with Y chromosome.Methods Inquiries about the illness history were made.Lymphocyte chromosoreal karyotype of peripheral blood Was analyzed.Sex determining region Y gene and relative steroids and enzymes were detected.Gonadal site was examined through medical imaging.Conadal excision Was performed by laparotomy or laparoscopy.Pathological examinations were done on all of the specimens.Results Among 41 cases of androgen insensitive syndrome,spermatogenie cell neoplasm occurred in 1 patient,sertoli cell tumor in 2,and interstitial cell hyperplasia in 5.Among 14 cases of 17a.hydroxylase deficiency(XY)syndrome,one was sertoli eell tumor,and one Was sertoli cell hyperplasia.In 4 cases of XY pure gonadal dysgenesis.one was gonadoblastoma with dysgerminomm One of 16 cases of X0/XY gonadal dysgenesis Was spermatogenic cell neoplasm with agenda cell tumor.Four cases of testes degeneration were all with dysgenetic testes.All of the gonadoblastoma and germ-cell tumor were located in the pelvis.Tumors occurred mostly during 15 years of age to 32 years.Conclusions The gonads of XY pure gonadal dysgenesis has high risks of gonadoblastoma and germ-cell tumor.The older the onset age after puberty. the higher the malignancy risk is.Once diagnosed,bilateral gonads should be excised as soon as possible.