Metachronous Bilateral Testicular Tumours of Differing Histologies

Metachronous bilateral testicular tumours of differing histologies.

Bilateral Testicular tumours are rare. A teratoma followed by a seminoma is one of the most uncommon forms of presentation. A case is described in a 29 year old soldier with a review of the literature and a discussion of the problems associated with diagnosis.

A case of metachronous bilateral testicular seminomas.

Bilateral Metachronous Testicular Chloroma: A Rare Clinical Entity

Testicular chloroma is an unusual form of extramedullary acute myeloid leukemia. We present a rare case that after chemotherapy relapsed with the appearance of metachronous testicular chloroma and we suggest prophylactic radiotherapy.

[A case of organ sparing surgery for metachronous bilateral testicular tumor with maintaining testicular function].

A 28-year-old man, who had undergone right orchiectomy and prophylactic irradiation for stage I seminoma 6 years ago, developed left testicular tumor. Since the secondary tumor was localized in the lower pole of the testis, partial orchiectomy was performed with an attempt to preserve the testicular function. The pathological finding of the surgical specimen was a mixed type testicular tumor co...

bilateral metachronous testicular chloroma: a rare clinical entity

testicular chloroma is an unusual form of extramedullary acute myeloid leukemia. we present a rare case that after chemotherapy relapsed with the appearance of metachronous testicular chloroma and we suggest prophylactic radiotherapy.