Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component

Giant testicular tumour, with volume greater than 10 times a normal testicle, is a rare presentation of testicular cancer. This is of particular note in nations where public health campaigns and high literacy rates generally lead to early detection and cure. We present a 22 year old male, with 14 mo...

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Main Authors: Stuart R. Jackson, Jakob Koestenbauer, Spinder Samra, Balasubramaniam Indrajit
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2020-09-01
Series:Urology Case Reports
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214442020301224
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description Giant testicular tumour, with volume greater than 10 times a normal testicle, is a rare presentation of testicular cancer. This is of particular note in nations where public health campaigns and high literacy rates generally lead to early detection and cure. We present a 22 year old male, with 14 month history of increasing scrotal swelling. Orchidectomy revealed a mixed germ cell tumour (choriocarcinoma 40%, teratoma 30%, and yolk sac 30%), 250 x 150 × 150mm in size. This case details the largest testicular tumour recorded in Australia, and one of the largest mixed germ cell tumours globally.
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spelling doaj.art-f69bd4af7d234f02bdbe58353caad0202022-12-21T20:09:24ZengElsevierUrology Case Reports2214-44202020-09-0132101234Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma componentStuart R. Jackson0Jakob Koestenbauer1Spinder Samra2Balasubramaniam Indrajit3Dubbo Base Hospital, Myall St, Dubbo, NSW, Australia; University of Sydney, NSW, Australia; Corresponding author. Dubbo Base Hospital, Myall St, Dubbo, NSW, Australia.Dubbo Base Hospital, Myall St, Dubbo, NSW, AustraliaDubbo Base Hospital, Myall St, Dubbo, NSW, AustraliaDubbo Base Hospital, Myall St, Dubbo, NSW, Australia; Greater Western Urology, Dubbo, NSW, AustraliaGiant testicular tumour, with volume greater than 10 times a normal testicle, is a rare presentation of testicular cancer. This is of particular note in nations where public health campaigns and high literacy rates generally lead to early detection and cure. We present a 22 year old male, with 14 month history of increasing scrotal swelling. Orchidectomy revealed a mixed germ cell tumour (choriocarcinoma 40%, teratoma 30%, and yolk sac 30%), 250 x 150 × 150mm in size. This case details the largest testicular tumour recorded in Australia, and one of the largest mixed germ cell tumours globally.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214442020301224MassiveTumourNeoplasmChoriocarcinoma
spellingShingle Stuart R. Jackson
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Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
Urology Case Reports
Massive
Tumour
Neoplasm
Choriocarcinoma
title Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
title_full Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
title_fullStr Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
title_full_unstemmed Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
title_short Giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
title_sort giant testicular tumour with major choriocarcinoma component
topic Massive
Tumour
Neoplasm
Choriocarcinoma
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