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International Urology and Nephrology, 1998
We report a case of testicular microlithiasis developing during cancer follow-up in a previously normal testicle. Biopsy revealed testicular intraepithelial neoplasia which was treated with radiotherapy. We believe that especially in cancer follow-up newly developing microlithiasis must lead to biopsy to rule out otherwise undetectable germ cell ...
H E, Wegner, A, Hübotter, R, Andresen, K, Miller +3 more
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Testicular neoplasia in an intersex dog

Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1976
ABSTRACTA 9‐year‐old male, pseudohermaphrodite Labrador had intermittent urinary incontinence and haematuria. Laparotomy revealed two neoplastic intra‐abdominal testes and a uterus which communicated with the urethra. Seminoma and Sertoli cell tumours were found in the testes.
D F, Kelly, S E, Long, G D, Strohmenger
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A Cohort Study of Canine Testicular Neoplasia

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1979
SUMMARY A prospective epidemiologic study of canine testicular neoplasia was undertaken in the Philadelphia area in 1971, with the cooperation of private veterinary practitioners. By the end of 1975, 938 dogs had been monitored for an average of 2 years. The cohort consisted of 609 cryptorchid and 329 age- and breed-matched controls.
J S, Reif +3 more
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testicular neoplasms
male
humans

3. good health
adult
carcinoma in situ

dysgerminoma
cryptorchidism
biopsy