Metastatic carcinoma to the
spermatic cord is extremely uncommon.
Histopathology of prepubertal rat testes subjected to various durations of
spermatic cord torsion.
Disorders of the testis, scrotum, and
spermatic cord.
4) Additionally, epididymitis,
spermatic cord disease (such as tortion), or benign and malignant tumours of
spermatic cord should be kept in mind in the differential diagnosis.
8) A useful sign for differentiating a direct inguinal hernia from a fatty
spermatic cord is the "lateral crescent sign" (Figure 6).
The tumor may extend into the epididymis,
spermatic cord, or adjacent soft tissues, and this may be evident grossly.
As it is diagnosed, it should be removed with high ligation of
spermatic cord.
Steps included: 1) incision of the prepuce to visualize the penis and catheterized the urethra with Foley catheter; 2) right inguinal transversal incision (resection of the large sac of direct hernia M3 (EHS) with all of the sigmoid colon and bladder; hernioplasty with two low-density polypropilene meshes [preperitoneal and anterior]; 3) resection of a large tumour (location and ligation of left
spermatic cord in the inguinal canal; wide excision of scrotal mass of 40 x 40 cm and 29 kg, including scrotal skin and left testicle [which was surrounded by mass] [Fig.
The anatomic relationships of the vasculature to the
spermatic cord are important because of several common conditions that can be related to changes in the normal relationships.
Stage I is where the tumour is limited to the testis with or without invasion of epididymis or the
spermatic cord.
Inguinal region is one of the uncommon locations for liposarcoma, the tumor arising from the
spermatic cord.
He did pioneer works on pulmonary toxicity of bleomycin, wrote on signet ring cell carcinoma of the bladder and rhabdomyosarcoma of the
spermatic cord in urologic pathology, and wrote a seminal paper on myoepithelioma of the palate.
