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International Urology and Nephrology, 1981
The authors present a case of benign retroperitoneal teratoma in a 3-year-old boy, involving left-sided hydronephrosis. Urography demonstrated that the tumour (as seen in the review photograph) displaced the left kidney and induced considerable hydronephrosis.
Z, Wolski, Z, Jasiński
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The authors present a case of benign retroperitoneal teratoma in a 3-year-old boy, involving left-sided hydronephrosis. Urography demonstrated that the tumour (as seen in the review photograph) displaced the left kidney and induced considerable hydronephrosis.
Z, Wolski, Z, Jasiński
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1953
TERATOMAS have been described by Willis 1 in his recent monograph as true tumors or neoplasms composed of multiple tissues foreign to the part in which they arise. Most teratomas occur in relation to the sacral region, the sex glands, or the neck, although there is scarcely a location in which they have not been found. Willis subscribes to Krafka's 2 "
L F, JOHNSON, M S, STRONG
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TERATOMAS have been described by Willis 1 in his recent monograph as true tumors or neoplasms composed of multiple tissues foreign to the part in which they arise. Most teratomas occur in relation to the sacral region, the sex glands, or the neck, although there is scarcely a location in which they have not been found. Willis subscribes to Krafka's 2 "
L F, JOHNSON, M S, STRONG
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1993
In prepubertal children, teratoma is a benign tumor, whereas in adolescents and adults, it behaves as a malignant neoplasm. Adult patients without evidence of metastases may be candidates for surveillance after orchiectomy, and those with low-volume or borderline retroperitoneal metastases thought to contain teratoma might best be managed by surgery ...
H W, Herr, M P, LaQuaglia
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In prepubertal children, teratoma is a benign tumor, whereas in adolescents and adults, it behaves as a malignant neoplasm. Adult patients without evidence of metastases may be candidates for surveillance after orchiectomy, and those with low-volume or borderline retroperitoneal metastases thought to contain teratoma might best be managed by surgery ...
H W, Herr, M P, LaQuaglia
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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1987
A case of placental teratoma is presented. This is a rare tumor of disputed histogenesis. Some regard it as a separate entity while others believe it represents the extreme of a fetus amorphus. The tumor is benign and of no clinical significance.
H, Svanholm, C, Thordsen
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A case of placental teratoma is presented. This is a rare tumor of disputed histogenesis. Some regard it as a separate entity while others believe it represents the extreme of a fetus amorphus. The tumor is benign and of no clinical significance.
H, Svanholm, C, Thordsen
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1969
T ERATOMA of the tonsil is a rare tumor. 1 In 1903, Augier and Lavrand 2 first reported such a tumor in a 3½-month-old child; and in 1924, Harper 3 published the first case in the English language. Since then, a few isolated reports have occurred. A recent case studied at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, and eight cases (Table) collected from ...
O M, Blair, J E, Sanchez
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T ERATOMA of the tonsil is a rare tumor. 1 In 1903, Augier and Lavrand 2 first reported such a tumor in a 3½-month-old child; and in 1924, Harper 3 published the first case in the English language. Since then, a few isolated reports have occurred. A recent case studied at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, and eight cases (Table) collected from ...
O M, Blair, J E, Sanchez
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Urology, 1978
Two cases of sacrococcygeal teratomas are presented. One case illustrates the long course of urologic problems produced by a "successful" removal of the tumor. The literature is reviewed, and the characteristics of this congenital tumor are discussed.
M, Golimbu +4 more
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Two cases of sacrococcygeal teratomas are presented. One case illustrates the long course of urologic problems produced by a "successful" removal of the tumor. The literature is reviewed, and the characteristics of this congenital tumor are discussed.
M, Golimbu +4 more
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1987
This article presents a case report of an intraoral teratoma in an 11-year-old boy. The tumor contained cartilage, smooth muscle, respiratory epithelium, brain, and skeletal muscle. Two adjacent cervical lymph nodes exhibited reactive changes, but another had been largely replaced by brain tissue.
D G, Gardner, H B, Yaacob, J A, Hamid
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This article presents a case report of an intraoral teratoma in an 11-year-old boy. The tumor contained cartilage, smooth muscle, respiratory epithelium, brain, and skeletal muscle. Two adjacent cervical lymph nodes exhibited reactive changes, but another had been largely replaced by brain tissue.
D G, Gardner, H B, Yaacob, J A, Hamid
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