@article{article_456690, title={Evaluation Of Non-Metastatic Testicular Cancer Pathology Results: Our Clinical Experience And Review Of The Literature}, journal={Akademik Araştırma Tıp Dergisi}, volume={2}, pages={49–52}, year={2018}, author={Sarıkaya, Selçuk and Özbek, Rıdvan and Güvenir, Görkem and Şenocak, Çağrı and Güler Şimşek Gülçin and Bozkurt, Ömer Faruk}, keywords={testicular,cancer,recurrence,metastasis}, abstract={

Introduction :

Testicular cancer is a rarely seen malignancy in  men with a ratio of 10/100000. Testicular cancers are mostly affecting  adolescents, young adults and it comprises nearly %1 of

all male cancers.


Materials and Methods:

32 patients that were undergone radical  orchidectomy due to testicular cancer between January 2007  and July 2016 were included in this study. The design of the  study was retrospective.


Results :

When the pathologic materials were evaluated; 15 patients  (46.8%) had mixt germ cell tumor, 9 patients (28.1%) had  seminoma, 1 patient (3.1%) had testicular lymphoma, 3 patients  (9.3%) had yolk sac tumor, 2 patients (6.2%) had hipocellular inflammatory  myofibroblastic tumor(burned-out testicule tumor),  2 patients (6.2%) had sex cord stromal tumor.


Conclusion :

In our study we reviewed the histopathologic results  of 32 patients. There were no lymph node or distant metastasis  for the patients and during the follow-up program there  were no recurrence or progression. Testicular cancers are important  uropathologic entities for treatment and close follow up.  Our clinical experience has been presented in the study.


}, number={2}, publisher={Keçiören Eğitim ve Araştırma Hastanesi} }