Nirmal Prasad Neupane

(Grande International Hospital)

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Testicular seminoma
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A classical case of testicular seminoma in a young patient with pulmonary, hepatic and retroperitoneal metastases

Author : Dr. nirmal prasad neupane

Keyword : Testicular seminoma, retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy, hepatic metastasis

Subject : Pathology

Article Type : Case report

DOI : https://www.eurorad.org/case/16825

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Abstract : This case showcases the importance of general understanding of the common sites of metastases in testicular malignancy. This helps in promoting the search for metastases in common metastatic sites and using the correct imaging study which not only improves detection of metastatic organ involvement but also facilitates differentiation between benign and malignant pathology. Presence of metastases is a key component in the staging of the disease which dictates further management. The retroperitoneal lymph nodes are the most common site for metastases in testicular cancer. Hematogenous spread is also seen; predominantly in the lungs. Our patient as described showed involvement of the retroperitoneal lymph node, lungs and liver; the common metastatic sites usually seen in testicular cancer. Thus it is important to always consider the possibility of metastasis in proven or suspected testicular cancer and further investigate its presence judiciously.

Article by : Nirmal Prasad Neupane

Article add date : 2020-09-13


How to cite : Dr. nirmal prasad neupane. (2020-September-13). A classical case of testicular seminoma in a young patient with pulmonary, hepatic and retroperitoneal metastases. retrieved from https://www.openacessjournal.com/abstract/236