Spontaneous Regression Of Metastases From Testicular Tumors: A Report Of Six Cases From One Center
Clinical Radiology 28(5): 1977; 499-502
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Personal Characteristics
B. W., 34
Clinical Characteristics
Swollen left testis, low back pain radiating to his left groin, multiple pulmonary metastases
Remission Characteristics
By august 1965, some had disappeared and others were smaller; in april 1966 there had been further resolution and by november 1971 the residual shadows had become finely calcified. In december 1975, he was well and no further change was noted on his chest x-ray.
Treatment & Mechanisms
Proposed Remission Mechanisms
Not discussed
Clinical Treatment
Orchidectomy, prophylactic postoperative abdominal irradiation
Additional Notes
The tumour was reported as malignant teratoma intermediate B (MTIB) by the Testicular Tumour Panel and Registry (TTPR).