Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to L M Gómez Tejeda.
The Leydig's cell tumours are the most common of all non germ cell tumour of the testis, that clinical findings is different by age of presented. We report two new cases of Leydig cell tumour diagnosed in our centre having different presentation form, in old adults with feminizing features and occult tumour, and as a testicular nodule pain, respectively. The analytical, clinical, diagnostic aspects and therapeutic of the uncommon disease are discussed.
We have retrospectively reviewedoll the solid testicular tumours, in the past thirty years, in our hospital only one case of the testicular debut of a lymphoma has been observed. The rare occurrence of this disease in the genital tract and its difficult clinical diagnosis, is the reason for this communication. Commentary and considerations of the testicular appearance of a lymphoma without other initial manifestation in the lymphorecticular system. Testicular lymphoma is unusual and its treatment needs the help of oncohematology.
Many cases have been published in the urological literature of foreign bodies apparent in the bladder and urethra. Based on the five cases we are now presenting, we review this chapter of urology. We discuss the clinico-pathological aspects of this pathology and provide diagnostic and therapeutical guidance. We recall the role urologists have to play in preventing such events in the course of their diagnostic and therapeutic activity.
Presentation of one case of renal leiomyosarcoma, a tumour with little incidence, focusing the interest of this paper in the treatment and follow-up carried out. Incidence of this type of tumour in the kidneys is scarce, but even more so the number of patients treated with post-nephrectomy chemotherapy. It is therefore unsuitable to draw any conclusions from the review of available publications. However, we believe to have obtained a good result in this case treated with nephrectomy and chemotherapy.