Reticulum cell sarcoma of testes.

ABSTRACT

Seven cases of primary reticulum cell sarcoma of the testes have been added to the world literature, bringing the total to 83 cases. Primary reticulum cell sarcoma should be suspected in all patients over the age of fifty years who have a testicular mass. There is a marked tendency of bilateral involvement of this tumor, as well as an association with cutaneous and pharyngeal lesions. Although there have been a few long-term survivors, over-all prognosis is poor.