Hand, foot, and mouth disease presenting with a testicular mass in an adult
We present a case of a testicular mass in an adult patient in the setting of recent hand, foot, and mouth disease that was managed conservatively with serial ultrasounds. Even though cases of viral-associated testicular masses are rare, this differential diagnosis should be considered in patients with a new testicular mass in the setting of recent viral infection and negative tumor markers. For these patients, observation may be an option instead of immediate orchiectomy.PMID:38642464
Source: Canadian Journal of Urology - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: Sarah Azari Darcy Wolfman Armine Smith Source Type: research
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