Female 67 years

Haematuria. No TURBT no mass post resection.

Immunohistochemistry:
CK7 and bcl2 strongly positive in tumour cells CK20 and CDX 2 focally positive in tumour cells, vimentin, CA 125 and ER negative.



Specimen: Bladder tumour

Macro: Pieces of pale tan tissue weighing 1gm.

Female 29 years

Complex cyst lower pole of left kidney. ?Malignant ?margins.



Specimen: Partial nephrectomy.

Macro: The specimen consists of the lower pole of kidney measuring 60x45x35mm, bearing a mass measuring 50x25x35mm. On cut section, two lesions are grossly identified - 1 superficial & soft haemorrhagic mass measuring 50x 35x30mm & a further deeper & solid partly necrotic mass, measuring 35x20x25mm. Both surfaces inked green. Grossly, the renal resection margin is at least 5mm away from the deep necrotic mass as described.

Male 86 years

Solid testicular and spermatic cord mass. Radical orchidectomy. Right testis.

Immunohistochemistry:
CD10+ Mib1 - 70% CD19+ bck-2+ CD5 o53beg CD20+ CD79+ bcl-+/- CD23- MUM-1+FOX-P1+.



Specimen: Right testis.

Macro: Testis and cord weighs 173gm. There is a large cream coloured mass within the testis which measures up to 6 x 4 x 4.5cm. This covers most of the testis and is seen extending up the spermatic cord.

Male 57 years

Tumour at dome.

Immunohistochemistry:
Cytokeratin 20+ve cytokeratin 7 -ve.



Specimen: Bladder (cystectomy).

Macro: 70 x 65 x 25mm tumour in dome of bladder.

Male 75 years

Mass replacing right testis. History of multiple myeloma.

Immunohistochemistry:
CD138 + CD56 +.



Specimen: Right testis.

Macro: Testis containing solid white tumour 40 x 30x 25mm confined to testis.

Male 19 years

Left testicular tumour.



Specimen: Left radical orchidectomy.

Macro: Specimen consists of testis & appendages weigh 36gm. There is attached spermatic cord up to 7.5cm with testis 5x3 x2cm. On sectioning the testis there is a tumour which measures up to a maximum dimension of 1.2cm imdway down the testis to one edge. It is seen in up to 4 slices, giving a maximum thickness of about 1.3cm.

Male 72 years

No clinical information provided.



Specimen: Not stated.

Macro: Renal tumour 14 x 10 x 5.5cm.

Male 31 years

Had orchidectomy following presentation with a testicular swelling.

Immunohistochemistry:
Tumour cells diffusely positive with alpha-inhibin and vimentin, and scattered cells positive with Melan A.



Specimen: Orchidectomy.

Macro: Cut section of the testis showed a well circumsribed nodule with a uniform tan-coloured cut surface, abutting but not invading the tunica albuginea. The rest of the testis, the epididymis and spermatic cord were normal.

Male 20 years

Radical orchidectomy for testicular tumour.



Specimen: Orchidectomy.

Macro: Multiple pale nodules in testis and nodule on external surface of tunica.

Male 66 years

Firm lump left testis ?tumour.



Specimen: Testis.

Macro: Testis 3.5 x 3 x 2.5cm with 8cm spermatic cord and epididymis, 2cm in diameter. At the base of the epididymis there is a firm nodule. On sectioning this is a 0.9cm solid cream nodule sampled in its entirety.

Male 40 years

FOR EDUCATION AND INTEREST ONLY. Horse shoe kidney containing anterior tumour with metastatic regional lymph nodes.



Specimen: Horse shoe kidney.

Macro: On gross examination the kidney showed a 60 x 50 mm soft yellowish brown variegated tumour with focal haemorrhage infiltrating the perinephric and sinus fat. The retro-caval and para-caval lymph nodes contained metastasis.

Male 73 years

FOR EDUCATION AND INTEREST ONLY. History of haematuria. Cystoscopy - suspicious area inside bladder neck - ?ca bladder ?ca prostate.

Immunohistochemistry:
CK20 CK7 positive. PSA and PSAP negative.



Specimen: Bladder biopsies.

Macro: None given.