painless enlargement of testicle

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doctorF

Discussion Starter · Aug 25, 2010

A 33-year-old male presents with progressive painless enlargement of his right testicle for the past 6 weeks. Laboratory work up does not show any abnormal values. A biopsy is taken and shown in the figure. Which type of cell is often found with this patient's diagnosis?
• A. Lymphocyte
• B. Neutrophil
• C. Eosinophil
• D. Monocyte
• E. Marcrophage

Purple Violet Pink Magenta Pattern

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drmodi44

· #2 · Aug 25, 2010

A. Lymphocyte.....

lymphocytic infiltration is common in seminoma....

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step1an

· #3 · Aug 25, 2010

A. Lymphocyte

donofitaly

· #4 · Aug 25, 2010

A.Lymphocyte

ashishkabir

· #5 · Aug 25, 2010

A. Lymphocyte

deyneko

· #6 · Aug 27, 2010

What the correct answer?

dr.muhamad

· #7 · Nov 21, 2011

wats the correct answer??

USMLE-Syndrome

· #8 · Nov 22, 2011

• A. Lymphocyte maybe

usluipek

· #9 · Nov 22, 2011

This may be a good question, however the picture is of poor quality. Where is this question from?

menatallah Elgohary

· #10 · Nov 23, 2011

khushboo said:
A. Lymphocyte.....
lymphocytic infiltration is common in seminoma....

i agree with u its lymphocytic infiltration but how did u know it seminoma , how can i recognize it , thanks alot

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