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Testicular and testicular adnexa tumors in the elderly
Anti-Cancer Drugs, 2013Neoplasms in the testis and in the testicular adnexa of elderly patients are completely different from those observed in younger patients. Indeed, although conventional seminomas and nonseminomas are mainly observed in the age range of 20-45 years, spermatocytic seminoma, malignant Leydig tumors, and lymphomas in the testis and sarcomas in the ...
Gigantino V. +11 more
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World Journal of Surgery, 1980
AbstractAlthough relatively rare, testicular neoplasms affect a significant number of young children each year. The most common tumor is embryonal carcinoma. With proper management, which includes orchiectomy and retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, survival rates as high as 80% can be expected for children with stage A disease. The use of adjunctive
R M, Filler, B E, Hardy
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AbstractAlthough relatively rare, testicular neoplasms affect a significant number of young children each year. The most common tumor is embryonal carcinoma. With proper management, which includes orchiectomy and retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, survival rates as high as 80% can be expected for children with stage A disease. The use of adjunctive
R M, Filler, B E, Hardy
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European Urology, 1989
A review of 3,474 consecutive autopsies on adult men showed that 337 men had died of cancer, and 2 of them presented with testicular metastases from a pancreatic carcinoma and a urinary bladder carcinoma, respectively. In addition, of 32 men with prostatic carcinoma whose testes were removed, 1 man presented with testicular metastases from the tumor ...
M, Nistal +2 more
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A review of 3,474 consecutive autopsies on adult men showed that 337 men had died of cancer, and 2 of them presented with testicular metastases from a pancreatic carcinoma and a urinary bladder carcinoma, respectively. In addition, of 32 men with prostatic carcinoma whose testes were removed, 1 man presented with testicular metastases from the tumor ...
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Sarcoidosis and testicular tumors
Urology, 1988A thirty-five-year-old white man presented with hilar adenopathy and elevated alpha-fetoprotein after retroperitoneal node dissection and chemotherapy for mixed embryonal seminomatous testicular tumor. A biopsy completed by mediastinoscopy demonstrated sarcoidosis.
P R, Sieber, F E, Duggan
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Ultrasonography of Testicular Tumors
European Urology, 1990The ultrasonograms obtained from 20 cases with testicular tumors were reviewed to correlate the ultrasonographic findings with the histologic features. Some seminomas and all metastatic tumors (leukemia, malignant lymphoma and prostatic cancer) showed homogeneous and hypoechoic findings ultrasonographically.
H, Fuse, J, Shimazaki, T, Katayama
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Ultrasonography of Testicular Tumors
Urologia Internationalis, 2010From 1984 to 1989, 62 patients with palpable testicular tumor were examined with ultrasound before surgical exploration. The ultrasonographic morphology was compared with the histological diagnosis of the tumor. The radiologist’s interpretation regarding the type of tumor (seminoma versus nonseminomatous tumor) was correct in 70%.
Marth D, Scheidegger J, Studer UE
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1977
Testicular tumors arise from the germ cell line and therefore exhibit characteristics of both neoplastic and normal growth and differentiation. Experimental model systems of animal and human tumors have been reviewed with emphasis on the biologic characteristics of these tumors. The embryonal carcinoma cell is the totipotential stem cell that resembles
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Testicular tumors arise from the germ cell line and therefore exhibit characteristics of both neoplastic and normal growth and differentiation. Experimental model systems of animal and human tumors have been reviewed with emphasis on the biologic characteristics of these tumors. The embryonal carcinoma cell is the totipotential stem cell that resembles
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Alphafetoprotein in testicular tumors
Journal of Surgical Research, 1973Abstract Fifty patients with testicular tumors of embryonal cell were evaluated for alpha one fetoprotein. The findings were compared with the clinical evolution and the significance of this determination is discussed.
C, Merrin +3 more
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Journal of Urology, 1977
A case of bilateral testicular metastases from carcinoma of the colon is reported. A review of the literature on secondary testicular tumors reveals their rarity and speculation is made as to the routes of metastases.
R P, Cricco, S J, Kandzari
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A case of bilateral testicular metastases from carcinoma of the colon is reported. A review of the literature on secondary testicular tumors reveals their rarity and speculation is made as to the routes of metastases.
R P, Cricco, S J, Kandzari
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Testicular tumors in childhood
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1975Tumors of the testis are uncommon in childhood comprising only about 2% of all malignant tumors. Twenty-five children with testicular tumors seen in the last 25 yr had 11 orchioblastomas, nine differentiated teratomas, three paratesticular sarcomas, one seminoma, and one dermoid cyst. It must be stressed that, contrary to popular opinion, the prognosis
O, Karamehmedovic +2 more
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