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A rare case of malignant hydrocele in a young patient
Journal of Pediatric Urology , 06/01/09

De Lima GRM et al. - The authors report a case of a 15-year old patient presenting with clinical signs of hydrocele. Preoperative ultrasound scanning revealed two papillary lesions. Following diagnosis by histopathology, the patient was submitted to radical orchiectomy and hemiscrotectomy. The patient presents no signs of local or systemic recurrence at the time of writing. A review of the literature on the subject has been included.

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