PMID: 9165470May 1, 1997Paper

Juvenile granulosa cell tumor of the testis: report of two cases in newborns

Journal of Pediatric Surgery
Y F ChanR Kimble

Abstract

Two juvenile granulosa cell tumors in the testes of two newborns are described. The lesion, though rare, should be considered whenever a cystic testicular mass is encountered in newborns or young infants. Orchidectomy is the only treatment required because local recurrence or metastases have never been observed. Karyotyping of the patient is essential when the external genitalia are abnormal.

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