CASE OF THE WEEK
The patient, a 78-year-old male, presented with painful palpable bilateral intrascrotal soft nodules. Testicular ultrasound indicated hypoechoic bilateral testicular masses. Serum markers were reported as normal. There was a history of prostate cancer treated with radiation. A right orchiectomy was performed. 78-year-old patient with an intrascrotal mass. The lesion has poorly circumscribed nodules. Contributors :
Jaime Furman, MD
Medical Director, Urology San Antonio Pathology Laboratory, San Antonio, Texas
Pathology Reference Laboratory, San Antonio, Texas
Adjunct Associate Professor of Pathology
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Email: jfurman@pathreflab.com
Heather Jaszai, PA (ASCP) CM
Pathology Reference Laboratory, San Antonio, Texas
