Objectives To identify if surgically treated cryptorchidism correlated with testicular tumor
pathology at presentation. Materials and methods An institutional database of patients …

Background Surveillance after orchiectomy has recently been a management option in
patients with stage I seminoma, while it remains controversial in those with stage I …

Testicular cancer is considered to be a result of disturbances of gonadal development and
germ cell differentiation. It is believed that carcinoma in situ (CIS) is the precursor of …

Background Radical orchiectomy specimens present a unique set of challenges for
pathology assessment owing to their rarity and complexity. This study compares second …

Background Incidence of a second testicular tumor is higher in patients diagnosed with
testicular cancer than in the general population. As incidence of unilateral germ cell cancer …

The vast majority of testicular cancers are germ cell cancers. The World Health Organization
(WHO) classification of testicular germ cell cancers distinguishes between 3 types of germ …

The impact of tumor focality on prostate cancer (PCa) prognosis has been addressed in
several studies with conflicting results. Tumor foci from multifocal (MF) PCa can show highly …

The association between undescended testis (cryptorchidism) and testicular cancer is
established, but it is not known whether the risk of testicular cancer among men with …

Background: Existing data on the association of metastatic sites and prognosis of patients
with metastatic testicular malignancy are limited. In this study, the association of survival …

Simple Summary Previous analyses from referral centers of testicular cancer investigated
the prognostic impact of presence of teratoma components in advanced testicular primary …