HISTORY:
Male patient in his late 20s presented with a palpable left epididymal mass. The patient’s medical history was negative for any itching, discharge, TB exposure and was otherwise unremarkable.
Physical examination revealed a 2 cm from the left epididymal tail and rest of genitalia were normal.
Labs revealed normal Alpha-Fetoprotein and Beta-HCG. USG both testes was normal and CT chest abdomen was negative for any metastasis.
The patient subsequently underwent limited surgical resection of the mass.