Testicular Seminomatous and Nonseminomatous Germ Cell Tumors: Clinical and Pathological Features

Objective: In the present study, it was aimed to investigate differences between clinical and histopathological features of testicular seminomatous non-seminomatous germ cell tumors diagnosed in our center recent 10 years. Methods: All patients whom diagnosis tumor histologically confirmed January 2010 May 2020 were involved study. The medical records screened Hematoxylin-Eosin (H+E) stained slides re-evaluated. classification primary stage determination (pT) carried out accordance with 2016 WHO Classification Tumors Urinary System Male Genital Organs. Results:The morphology seminoma (SEM) (NSE-GCTs) identified 27 (51%) 26 (49%) study patients, respectively. SEM group, patient ages ranged 23-55 years (min-max) median age 33 (IQR=26.0-41.0) while those values for NSE-GCT cases 16-44 28 (IQR=22.75-29.5), evaluation pTs without subgroup discrimination demonstrated that 21 (39.6%), 31 (58.5%) 1 (1.9%) Stage 1, 2 3, Conclusion: Testicular cancers are most frequently seen malignancy young males its incidence has increased complete cure rate is approximately 100% thanks early as well high chemosensitivity radiosensitivity these tumors.