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We found a ruptured testis after radical orchidectomy in the common incision.
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The surgery was done with a routine cut for radical orchiectomy and an inguinal incision (Fig. 1).
The pathology pictures after radical orchidectomy that show teratocarcinoma.
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Teratocarcinoma was reported in a pathologic study: the appearance of the tumor cut surface was homogenous tan elastic with necrosis and extensive invasion to the tunica albuginea, a malignant mixed germ cell tumor with 65% polyembryoma, 25% teratoma, and 10% embryonal carcinoma (Fig. 2).