Adenomatoid tumor of the scrotum (pathology)

Case contributed by Andrew Ryan
Diagnosis certain

Presentation

Vague clinical mass right testis ?tumor. Imaging equivocal.

Patient Data

Age: 30 years
Gender: Male

Macro - A relatively uniform, firm, white nodule, 9 x 8 x 7mm, arising from the visceral layer of the tunica vaginalis and protruding into the testis. The adjacent normal tan testicular parenchyma is present for comparison. 

Micro (low power) - Section of tumor (right) with adjacent normal testis (left - rounded spaces are seminiferous tubules). The tumor can be seen arising from the thick visceral layer of tunica vaginalis and is stroma rich, accounting for the firmness clinically.

Micro (high power) - The tumor is composed of rounded to elongate epithelial lined spaces. The spaces have some resemblance to vessels but the lining cells are positive for epithelial and mesothelial markers on immunohistochemistry. The surrounding stroma is dense.

Case Discussion

This is an example of an adenomatoid tumor arising from the visceral layer of the tunica vaginalis and bulging into the testis. 

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