Metastatic cecal adenocarcinoma presenting as a testicular adnexal mass

Howard S. Levin; James T. McMahon; Gary E. Barnett

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Metastatic cecal adenocarcinoma presenting as a testicular adnexal mass

Howard S. Levin, M.D., James T. McMahon, Ph.D. and Gary E. Barnett, M.D.

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine September 1985, 52 (3) 429-456;

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James T. McMahon

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Gary E. Barnett

Department of Pathology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH

Department of Pathology, Grant Hospital, Columbus, OH

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A case is reported of an occult primary adenocarcinoma of the cecum that presented as a testicular adnexal mass. The histochemical, immunohistochemical, and ultrastructural characteristics of the tumor are described, and should enable the lesion to be accurately identified.

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Cecal neoplasms
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Received April 1985.
Accepted May 1985.

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Howard S. Levin, James T. McMahon, Gary E. Barnett

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Sep 1985, 52 (3) 429-456;

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Metastatic cecal adenocarcinoma presenting as a testicular adnexal mass

Howard S. Levin, James T. McMahon, Gary E. Barnett

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Sep 1985, 52 (3) 429-456;

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