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| A. more often the prognosis reflects that of the worse componentB. When a phimotic foreskin is forcibly retractedovre the glans and cannot be restored (potential for necrosis of the penis glans and urinary retension)C. the central portion of the gland with sparing of the peripheral zoneD. unlike seminomas these are not as responsive to radiation but the have a 95% + cure rate due to newer chemotherapiesE. in the peripheral zoneF. Endodermal sinus tumorG. seminoma (35-70%)H. Squamous cell typeI. in postpubertal males all testicular teratomas must be assumed to have at least some malignant potentialJ. most develop postpuberty, during late adolescence or early adulthoodK. cystic dilation of epididymis (contains motile sperm)L. EpispadiasM. human chorionic gonadotropinN. Testicular torsionO. HypospadiusP. Prostate specific antigenQ. Serous fluid in tunica vaginalisR. They spread by lymphatic and hematogenous routesS. Alpha-fetoprotein as well as alpha-1 antitrypsinT. a form of secondary syphilis (this does appear to be different from the lesion caused by HPV) |
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