论文信息 - Testicular Tumor Presenting as Scrotal Gangrene

Testicular Tumor Presenting as Scrotal Gangrene

Scrotal gangrene has been described as a necrotizing fascitis and it is most often caused by polymicrobial infections. This paper describes an unusual case of gangrene secondary to an aggressive testicular cancer with an excellent response to chemotherapy.

E. Reggio | R. G. Junqueira | O. Timm | J. Bessa | M. Sette

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