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Mucoepidermoid lung tumor appearing as an abscess on the scrotum
Attila Szendroi1, Attila Majoros, Eszter Székely
1Department of Urology, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary. aszendroi@gmail.com
Abstract:
The authors present the case of a 52-year-old man who had recurring scrotal abscesses resulting in oncotomy being carried out seven times within 2 years. Eventually, it was dissected out totally. Histology proved anaplastic cancer metastasis. The primary tumor was detected in the bronchia; moreover, metastases were found in other organs as well. The patient died 6 weeks after the first diagnosis. We intended to draw attention to frequently occurring scrotal inflammation and thus the underlying diseases. We emphasize the importance of histology examinations.
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