Chondrocarcinoma of the Testicle

This case has been brought forward for publication, partly because of its pathological rarity and partly on account of the interesting clinical history. The patient was a European, aged 29, single, and working in Calcutta. He was born and had lived an athletic life in one of the colonies till the age of 26, when he came to this city. In December 1894 he was struck by a cricket-ball on the right testicle. He had considerable pain at the time of the accident, which rapidly passed off, and he did not lie up. No swelling appeared until a week later, when he noticed the bottom of the testicle begin to get hard, and it remained so until October 1895, when the testicle began generally to increase in size and the hardness to spread upwards. He