Abstract
Adenomatoid tumors arising in the parenchyma of the testes are extremely rare neoplasms, and they uniformly behave in a benign fashion. The long reorted history of these tumors and the absence of distant metastasis suggest a benign nature. Thus, the treatment is surgical excision. We report here on a case of an adenomatoid tumor of the testis. Radical orchiectomy was performed, and this revealed an adenomatoid tumor of the parenchyma of the testis.
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