Gynecomasty: Estrogen and androgen receptors. A clinical-pathological investigation

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Abstract

The histology, estrogen (ER)- and androgen (AR)- receptor content, s-FSH, s-LH, s-17-β-estradiol, U-17-ketosteroid and U-17-ketogen steroid patterns were measured in a consecutive series of 20 patients operated on for gynecomasty. Two out of 22 specimens were ER-positive, and 4 out of 22 were AR-positive. No relationship was demonstrated between the histopathologic features, ie. active - intermediate - inactive gynecomasty, and the steroid receptor content in the present limited number of cases. In addition, there was no marked relationship between the histopathologic features and the hormone values.

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Poulsen, H. S., Hermansen, C., Andersen, J. A., & Jensen, J. (1985). Gynecomasty: Estrogen and androgen receptors. A clinical-pathological investigation. Acta Pathologica Microbiologica et Immunologica Scandinavica - Section A Pathology, 93(5), 229–233. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1699-0463.1985.tb03946.x

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