A Teratoma of the Testis

Abstract

SUMMARY A case of teratoma of the testis is described. The presenting symptom was loss of sensation in the fourth and fifth fingers. On investigation the patient was found to have a left testicular teratoma, multiple metastases in the liver, and enlarged lymph nodes in the left supraclavicular fossa causing Horner's syndrome and ulnar nerve palsy.

Localization of Occult Testicular Tumor With Scrotal Thermography

“…After complete healing of the wound, the patient was given radiation therapy (3,950 Selvaggi et al"' reported the case of a man with an interstitial cell tumor of the testis who had gynecomastia and a slightly enlarged left testis with a hard mass in the lower pole. A scrotal thermogram showed increased heat on the left and helped to estab¬ lish the diagnosis.…”