Abstract:Bilateral testicular tumors account for approximately 3.5% of all testicular malignancies and to our knowledge about 800 cases are reported in the literature. An even more seldom event is the appearance of a testicular germ cell tumor with a contralateral benign non-germ cell tumor. We report the 6th case of such a coincidence. The dignity of a contralateral tumor should be assured by frozen section and in case of benign histology organ preserving therapy is indicated. Even in cases of bilateral testis cancer … Show more
Nongerm cell tumors should be considered when small testicular masses have a volume of less than 2.8 cm and there are hormone disorders or normal tumor markers. Immediate orchiectomy should be avoided, favoring testis sparing surgery.
Nongerm cell tumors should be considered when small testicular masses have a volume of less than 2.8 cm and there are hormone disorders or normal tumor markers. Immediate orchiectomy should be avoided, favoring testis sparing surgery.
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