Abstract:

Objective： To report a rare case of epithelioid sarcoma of testicular sheath and summarize the clinical manifestations， signs， diagnosis and treatment. Methods： The clinical manifestations， signs， diagnosis and treatment of a case of epithelioid sarcoma of testicular sheath were reported， the clinicopathological results were analyzed， and the disease was summarized in the form of literature review. Results：The patient was treated with "left orchiectomy" after admission. The postoperative pathological results showed that there were clustered nodular lesions composed of epithelioid cells in the left scrotal sheath and capsule wall like tissue. The cells were mild， the cytoplasm was red stained， the nucleus was medium in size， the nucleolus was obvious， and some local myxoid changes. It was diagnosed as epithelioid sarcoma of testicular sheath. Conclusion： The patient was confirmed by pathology and immunohistochemistry after operation and followed up for 12 months after discharge. At present， the survival condition is good. There is no metastasis of lung， liver and retroperitoneal lymph nodes through regular reexaminations.

Key words:

"> epithelioid sarcoma of testicular sheath">； surgical treatment">； pathological examination