This document summarizes the hormonal control of male reproductive endocrinology. It discusses how the hypothalamus regulates the pituitary to secrete LH and FSH, which then stimulate testosterone production and spermatogenesis in the testes. A feedback loop exists where testosterone inhibits LH and FSH secretion. FSH controls spermatogenesis quantitatively while testosterone does so qualitatively. Clinical evaluation involves assessing hormone levels to diagnose endocrine causes of issues like oligospermia or azoospermia. Overall it provides an overview of the hormonal regulation of male fertility and approaches to diagnosis.
This document summarizes the hormonal control of male reproductive endocrinology. It discusses how the hypothalamus regulates the pituitary to secrete LH and FSH, which then stimulate testosterone production and spermatogenesis in the testes. A feedback loop exists where testosterone inhibits LH and FSH secretion. FSH controls spermatogenesis quantitatively while testosterone does so qualitatively. Clinical evaluation involves assessing hormone levels to diagnose endocrine causes of issues like oligospermia or azoospermia. Overall it provides an overview of the hormonal regulation of male fertility and approaches to diagnosis.
This document summarizes the hormonal control of male reproductive endocrinology. It discusses how the hypothalamus regulates the pituitary to secrete LH and FSH, which then stimulate testosterone production and spermatogenesis in the testes. A feedback loop exists where testosterone inhibits LH and FSH secretion. FSH controls spermatogenesis quantitatively while testosterone does so qualitatively. Clinical evaluation involves assessing hormone levels to diagnose endocrine causes of issues like oligospermia or azoospermia. Overall it provides an overview of the hormonal regulation of male fertility and approaches to diagnosis.
This document summarizes the hormonal control of male reproductive endocrinology. It discusses how the hypothalamus regulates the pituitary to secrete LH and FSH, which then stimulate testosterone production and spermatogenesis in the testes. A feedback loop exists where testosterone inhibits LH and FSH secretion. FSH controls spermatogenesis quantitatively while testosterone does so qualitatively. Clinical evaluation involves assessing hormone levels to diagnose endocrine causes of issues like oligospermia or azoospermia. Overall it provides an overview of the hormonal regulation of male fertility and approaches to diagnosis.
(Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Mataram) Hypothalamus • Receives neural input from many brain centers and is the pulse generator for the cyclical secretion of pituitary and gonadal hormones • GnRH synthesis and release of both gonadotropic hormones,LH and FSH Pulsatile : 1 pulse every 70 to 90 min very short half-life in the blood of approx 2 to 5 min ANTERIOR PITUITARY • LH and FSH • regulate testicular function • secreted in an episodic manner • FSH : longer half-life • LH : rapidly metabolized TESTES • 2 fungsi : spermatogenesis, steroidogenesis (sintesis androgens) • LH melekat pada reseptor membran Sel leydig testosteron • FSH melekat pada reseptor membran sel sertoli sintesis ABP (androgen binding protein, inhibin, inisiasi spermatogenesis) Kontrol Umpanbalik • LH • testosterone—is a primary inhibitor of LH secretion in men • Estrogens also inhibit LH secretion • FSH • both testosterone and estradiol are capable of suppressing FSH serum levels • Inhibin produced by the Sertoli cells of the testes suppressing FSH release. PROLACTIN AND GONADOTROPINS • Hyperprolactinemia • inhibit GnRH secretion directly • Excessive prolactin may affect sexual functions by having a direct effect on the central nervous system and also from inhibition of androgen secretion • Bromocriptine, a dopamine agonist with prolactin-lowering activities, improves sexual function ANDROGEN PHYSIOLOGY • regulate gonadotropin secretion • initiation and maintenance of spermatogenesis • formation of male phenotype during sexual differentiation • promotion of sexual maturation at puberty • controlling sexual drive and potency • In normal males • 2% of testosterone is free (unbound), 44% is terikat kuat “sex hormone-binding globulin” (SHBG), sisanya terikat ke albumin • Free- and albumin- bound portions bioavailable testosterone HORMONAL CONTROL OF SPERMATOGENESIS • Spermatogenesis is primarily controlled by the gonadotropins—FSH and LH. FSH LH LC
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replacement of either FSH or LH alone both FSH and LH are necessary to maintain quantitative normal spermatogenesis in humans Initiation and maintenance of spermatogenesis • T & FSH SC (SINERGISTIK) • Testosterone Qualitatively will initiate and maintain spermatogenesis in humans • FSH necessary for the maintenance of quantitatively normal sperm production initiating spermatogenesis in pubertal males and reinitiating spermatogenesis in men whose germinal epithelium has regressed after hypophysectomy Spermatogenesis • 3 TAHAP SPERMATOSITOGENESIS Mulai dari spermatogonium s/d spermatosit primer. MEIOSIS Pembelahan reduki (meiosis) 2X, pd spermatosit primer spermatosit sekunder terbentuk spermatid. SPERMIOGENESIS Transformasi spermatid menjadi spermatozoon. SPERMIOGENESIS SPERMIASI • PELEPASAN SPERMATOZOA DARI SEL SERTOLI MEMASUKI LUMEN TUBULUS SEMINIFERUS. • SPERMATOZOA INI SECARA MORPHOLOGIS SUDAH MATANG, TETAPI SECARA FUNGSIONAL. Aspek klinis • History • Pemeriksaan pisik • Evaluasi hormonal diagnosis of endocrine causes • Severe oligo/Azoospermia FSH, LH, T • N T, N LH, N FSH : Nonendocrine • T , LH , FSH : Primary testiscular failure (Hipergonadotrophic-hipogonadism) • T , LH , FSH : Secondary testiscular failure (Hipogonadotrophic-hipogonadism) • N T ,N LH , FSH : Isolated Germ Cell Failure • T , LH , N FSH : Androgen Resistance diagnosis of endocrine causes • Hyperprolactinemia • Libido , ED , T , Prol Contoh Kasus tks