Adenomatoid Tumor of the Tunica Albuginea in a Boy: A Case Report and Literature Review

Table 1

Characteristics and clinical course of published cases of AT from tunica albuginea.

Case number	Age	Symptom and duration	Location	Size	Treatment	Past history
1 [7]	40	Dull pain of right scrotum for 1 year	The lower pole of the RT	4 × 3.5 cm	RO	Previous seminoma by FNA
2 [9]	40	A painless, rapidly growing mass for 1 year	The lower pole of the RT	5 cm	RO	Negative
3 [10]	45	A painless palpable mass for 1 month	Anterior surface of RT	0.5 × 0.7 cm	Tumor resection	Negative
4 [11]	27	A painless palpable mass of left scrotum	The lower pole of the LT	1.0 cm	Partial orchiectomy	Negative
5 [12]	36	A painless palpable mass for 2 months	The lower pole of the RT	0.8 × 0.7 cm	RO	Pulmonary tuberculosis
6 [14]	40	A painless palpable mass for 1 year	The lower pole of the RT	4 × 3 cm	RO	Negative
7 [15]	44	A painless palpable mass for 1 year, enlarging for 3 months	Midposterior aspect of the RT	0.7 × 0.6 × 0.5 cm	RO	Negative
Our case	12	Left testicular pain	Upper pole of the LT	0.8 × 1.0 cm	Tumor resection	Negative

RT: right testis; LT: left testis; FNA: fine needle aspiration. RO: radical orchiectomy.