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Observation on the Ultra Structure of Mast Cells in Inguinal Cryptorchid Testes of Thirteen-Year-Old Children

Ten per cent of the testicular tumors in humans were associated with cryptorchidism (1). The degenerative morphological changes of inguinal testis has been examined in equine (2), and the pathology of the ultra structure of inguinal testes has been briefly reported in human (3). Mast cells were increased in testis affected by hydropathic pathology ( 4). Mast cells are not present in human testis ( 5). We report here observations on the mast cells and ultrastructural pathomorphology of inguinal cryptorchid testes of children thirteen years old. Ultrastructural morphological documentation of inguinal cryptorchid testes in correspondence to the age of the child is inconsistent and lacking. The presence of mast cell and its role in cryptorchidism needs definition.