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Testicular blood flow and testosterone concentrations in spermatic venous blood of anaesthetized rats

Summary. Testicular blood flow was measured by a radioactive microsphere technique. A significant correlation, r_s = 0·82, was found between testicular blood flow and testosterone outflow in the spermatic venous blood, indicating that factors which affect the testicular circulation may influence testicular endocrine function.

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