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2020, Urologic Surgical PathologyTesticular microlithiasis: Systematic review and Clinical guidelines
2019, Progres en UrologieCitation Excerpt :Fifteen studies were identified regarding symptomatic population. In symptomatic patients, the testicular microlithiasis prevalence varied between 0.6% and 18.1% [14–28]. This wide range is certainly related to the retrospective nature of the majority of studies, the definition of microlithiasis and the quality of the ultrasound probe.
Long-term testicular volume after orchiopexy at diagnosis of acquired undescended testis
2013, Journal of UrologyImplications of incidental finding of testicular microlithiasis in paediatric patients
2012, Journal of Pediatric UrologyCitation Excerpt :Nevertheless, the association of TM with testicular malignancy in the adult population has triggered much concern among many authors. They reported the risk of testicular tumours to be as high as 40–45% [8,19]. The increase in number of calcium deposits in the region of the neoplasm has been linked to a risk of malignancy.
Testicular microlithiasis: Case report and literature review
2012, African Journal of UrologyCitation Excerpt :The prevalence of primary testicular tumours in patients with testicular microlithiasis ranges from 15% to 45%. When the prevalence of testicular tumours in men with or without microlithiasis was compared, the prevalence was statistically significantly higher in the microlithiasis group [2,11]. Five definite cases of primary testicular malignancy arising in patients with documented pre-exiting testicular microlithiasis have been reported [3].