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Benign cystic lesions in the testis of children
B Liniger1, A Fleischmann, Z Zachariou
1Department of Pediatric Surgery, Inselspital, University of Berne, Freiburgstrasse, 3010 Berne, Switzerland. benjamin.liniger@insel.ch
Abstract:
Cystic lesions in the testis of children are rare and in most cases benign tumors. However, a preoperative diagnostic work-up could contribute to planning the surgical procedure: orchiectomy in the case of potential malignancy or otherwise a testis-sparing approach. In this study we reviewed our recent cases of benign cystic testicular tumors and the corresponding literature. The different entities are presented with details of the diagnostic work-up, pathology and treatment of these lesions. In all presented cases, organ-preserving treatment was performed. This practice is to be recommended in the case of all prepubertal cystic testicular lesions.
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