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Author Biographies
Sanjay N Koppad
Department of General Surgery, Rural Medical College, Pravara Medical Trust, Loni, Maharashtra, Pin Code – 413736, India
Satish R Sonawane
Department of General Surgery, Rural Medical College, Pravara Medical Trust, Loni, Maharashtra, Pin Code – 413736, India
Vaibhav B Kapoor
Department of General Surgery, Rural Medical College, Pravara Medical Trust, Loni, Maharashtra, Pin Code – 413736, India
Amar M Deshmukh
Department of General Surgery, Rural Medical College, Pravara Medical Trust, Loni, Maharashtra, Pin Code – 413736, India
Ketan A Borole
Department of General Surgery, Rural Medical College, Pravara Medical Trust, Loni, Maharashtra, Pin Code – 413736, India
Main Article Content
Bilateral synchronous spermatocytic seminoma: a rare case report from rural India and literature review
Sanjay N Koppad
Satish R Sonawane
Vaibhav B Kapoor
Amar M Deshmukh
Ketan A Borole
Abstract
Spermatocytic Seminoma is an unusual germ cell tumour known to arise from testis only. It is associated with good prognosis. Testicular tumours as such are uncommon in Asia as compared to western countries. In the literature only five cases of bilateral synchronous Spermatocytic Seminoma have been reported. Fifty years male patient presented to us with bilateral scrotal swelling and evaluation revealed neoplastic aetiology of bilateral testicular enlargement. Left side radical orchidectomy was performed initially which histopathologically revealed spermatocytic seminoma. Subsequently right side radical orchidectomy was performed after intra-op frozen section confirmation of neoplastic nature. Histopathology revealed same pathology as on left side. Immunohistochemistry of specimen from both testes was again conclusive of spermatocytic seminoma. We hereby report this rare case of Bilateral Synchronous Spermatocytic Seminoma. This is the first case report from entire Asian continent except for Japan.
Pan African Medical Journal 2012; 13:34
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