Bilateral Synchronous Testis Tumors of Different Histology: A Case Report
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Background: Bilateral synchronous testis germ cell tumors with different histopathology are not common. Case Presentation: Here, a case of 27-year-old male who is reported presented with bilateral testicular swellings. There was a high α-fetoprotein level with bilateral lesions on scrotal USG. Bilateral orchiectomy was performed. According to pathology report, there was a right testicular seminoma and left testicular mixed germ cell tumor composed of seminoma, yolk sac tumor and embryonal carcinoma. Conclusion: He received one cycle of chemotherapy with BEP regimens
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volume 11 issue None
pages 446- 449
publication date 2020-06
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