Leydig Cell Tumor in a 53-Year-Old Patient with Gynecomastia and Gynecodynia: A Case Report and Literature Review

AuthorPiergustavo De Francescoen
AuthorJamil Ghahharien
AuthorPietro Castellanen
AuthorMichele Nicolaien
AuthorGraziano De Lucaen
AuthorMichele Marchionien
AuthorGiulia Primicerien
AuthorAmbra Rizzolien
AuthorCarlo D'ortaen
AuthorManuela Ingrossoen
AuthorFrancesco Berardinellien
AuthorLuca Cindoloen
AuthorLuigi Schipsen
Issued Date2017-10-31en
AbstractIntroduction: Testicular cancer is a rare neoplasm that afflicts men particularly in specific age-range. 5% to 6% of these tumors are non-germ cell tumors, in which Leydig cell tumors (LCTs) are included. Case Presentation: This case report describes an uncommon presentation of a Leydig tumor cell in a 53 year old man with gynecomastia and gynecodynia Conclusions: LCT is a rare neoplasm of the testis; its origin is still unknown and it could also present out of the normal range-age with the highest incidence. The radical surgery is still preferred, even if an organ sparing approach is reported. There are a lot of reports and case series in literature about LCT’s but our work focus the attention of uncommon signs of presentation of this disease, expecially gynecodynia.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5812/ijcm.11572en
KeywordTesticular Canceren
KeywordLeydig Cell Tumoren
KeywordUrologyen
KeywordTestisen
KeywordElderlyen
KeywordGynecomastiaen
KeywordGynecodyniaen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleLeydig Cell Tumor in a 53-Year-Old Patient with Gynecomastia and Gynecodynia: A Case Report and Literature Reviewen
TypeCase Reporten

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