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Testicular Seminoma Occurring After Kidney Transplantation in a Patient Previously Treated for Teratoma: De Novo Malignancy or Recurrence in a Different Histologic Form?
Transplantation Proceedings 2016 November
The most common testicular tumor is seminoma, but it is one of the rarest malignancies in kidney transplant recipients, with only 15 cases published in the English-language literature. Except in 1 case of recurrence, all cases were de novo malignancies after transplantation. We bring a case of a patient treated for testicle teratoma at age 24 years who received a kidney transplant at age 40 years, and 19 months after transplantation was diagnosed with a metastatic seminoma. To the best of our knowledge, there are no data of germ cell tumor late recurrence after kidney transplantation. In addition, this is the 1st case of a giant cell tumor occurring in a form of seminoma in general or transplanted population.
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