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Leydig Cells. Klinefelter Syndrome. Large Cluster Of Leydig Cells In A Case Of Klinefelter Syndrome, Characterized By A 47, Xxy Karyotype. The Hyperplasia Of The Testicular Interstitium Is Typical Of This Syndrome.

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Leydig cells. Klinefelter syndrome. Large cluster of Leydig cells in a case of Klinefelter syndrome, characterized by a 47, XXY karyotype. The hyperplasia of the testicular interstitium is typical of this syndrome.

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