Testicular Lymphoma: Case Series. Findings in Ultrasound Mode B, Color and Spectral Doppler

Authors

  • Carla Sophia Singh Boscán Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Bogotá
  • Daniela Sierra Jurado Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Bogotá
  • Andrés Felipe Unigarro Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Bogotá
  • Carlos Andrés Corredor Silva Fundación Universitaria Sanitas

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53903/01212095.22

Keywords:

Testicular neoplasm, Lymphoma, Ultrasonography, Doppler

Abstract

Primary testicular lymphoma is an uncommon and aggressive neoplasm, with a mean age of diagnosis between 66 and 68 years, corresponding to the most common primary testicular neoplasm in those over 60 years of age and with bilateral involvement. Secondary testicular lymphoma is much more common and includes extranodal relapse after chemotherapy and primary manifestations of unknown systemic disease. The imaging characteristics of testicular lymphoma reflect a non-destructive infiltrative pattern seen in histopathological analyzes, which is reflected in its ultrasound manifestations. We present a series of cases with a confirmed diagnosis of testicular lymphoma to describe the most frequent findings in B-mode ultrasonography, color and spectral Doppler.

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Published

2020-09-30

How to Cite

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Singh Boscán, C. S. .; Sierra Jurado, D. .; Unigarro, A. F. .; Corredor Silva, C. A. . Testicular Lymphoma: Case Series. Findings in Ultrasound Mode B, Color and Spectral Doppler. Rev. colomb. radiol. 2020, 31, 5403-5407.

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