Капто А.А.

In the structure of reason of erectile dysfunction venous insufficiency of the penis is prevails. These patients are most often offered for prosthesis of penis. X-ray surgical embolization of the veins of the prostatic plexus began to be used since 1984. According to the literature, it is effective on average in 85% of cases. The operation is performed antegradely through incision or puncture of the dorsal vein of the penis or retrograde through transfemoral X-ray surgical access. In 2018 A.A. Kapto et al.

Introduction. Infrared thermography for medical purposes began to be applied in Germany in 1952. Thermography for the diagnosis of varicocele has been applied since 1970. The criteria for the diagnosis of varicocele according to the results of the thermography have changed over time and are still the subject of discussion.

The purpose of this study was to determine the informative value of contactless infrared thermography of the scrotum in the diagnosis of varicocele.

Syndrome of pelvic venous congestion in men and of prostate particularly in contrast to women disease is poorly known. Classification of varicose pelvic veins in men does not exist. Studies in recent decades point to the close relationship of varicocele and varicose pelvic veins. In this paper we analyzed their own data on the diagnosis and treatment of venous congestion in the pelvic and prostate in patients with varicocele. We have also offered criteria of varicose veins of pelvis in men and classification of prostate varices.

Problem of varicocele is characterized by the presence of conflicting data and the lack of a unified views at the definition, etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, classification and treatment of this disease. In the presented work we analyze the known and little-known data about the etiology, pathogenesis and diagnosis of varicocele. We express a new term "venous anastomotic site of the testis and epididymis", defining the anatomical relationship between the testicular vein, vein of cremaster and a vein of the vas deferens.